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Have I shot myself in the foot?

umm... so the Dance Team coach has to take the team members to camp. The camp they usually go to is in July. July is generally reserved for summer school. How can I be in two places at once? Teaching summer school pays a LOT more than coaching and the camp is two/three days (time hasn't been set)... argh!

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kitchu said…
Thanks for the congrats! I'm cool with the long wait... I need time to get back out of debt!! : o )
I can't access your other blog, but would love to be invited if you'll have me!
email link on my blog.
3:06 PM
proppspropaganda said…
This is the first year in seven years I have not advised anything. I feel so out of the loop that I am searching for something to advise next year. You mentioned summer school. Don't you get burned out? My school is offering it for the first time this year. So, it's a good gig huh?
4:49 PM
Jenna said…
The class I teach during summer school is only a month long. I still have a good deal of time off, so it doesn't really affect me.
10:50 AM
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