Pros
You work from home. The benefits are good. They participate in the FRS.
Cons
No raise, again. Teachers that do their jobs are constantly stressed as their evaluations are largely composed of items that have nothing to do with teaching. 14 year old teenagers are prompted to take several In-Moment surveys during the class. If they do not like the course, if they thought it would just be easy, or if they have a teacher that cared about getting students to work, then the student basically slams the teacher on the surveys. Acne ridden, video game playing, spoiled children can affect a teacher's evaluation. The teacher has no defense or recourse. Teachers are evaluated on their numbers which include weekly non workers and keeping monthly contact. Parents don't call back and students don't work. The one who takes the slack is the teacher who already is expected to be avaliable from 8 - 8. Teachers are supposed to be off duty on weekends, but if that text or phone call isn't answered, they call the IL/principal or say horrible things on those surveys. Students are rude to teachers via text and calls. There is no detention or suspension. They do as they please and get chance after chance when they don't work. (Sorry about the typos , on the phone )