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Now that I have finished my education, I am ready
to make that next step. I graduated with a degree in
secondary education because I wanted to help people,
and now I find myself having to think of only myself
for a little while.  In this country right now
teachers are in high demand, so I basically had a pick
of most places in the country.  Now I always wanted to
teach in high poverty areas, but since graduating
college, I have come to realize a strange and ironic
truth; I am now living in poverty because I own eighty
thousand dollars.  So I decided that my first job,
until I had enough money to afford teaching in poverty
areas, would be in a place that I always wanted to
live.  California was my first choice and I knew that
Sacramento was my favorite city in the whole state.
The sensibility seems to just appeal to me because in
Sacramento it's like got the California sensibility,
but it's also has a bit more reality than L.A.  The
next thing I knew, I was looking for downtown
Sacramento apartments.
       I began my job search by talking to the schools in
Sacramento to find out what schools had need for new
teachers.  There were several schools that had an
opening and I applied to each one.  I did have one
favorite in mind which was a small private free school
that was known for having somewhat of a radical staff
of teachers.  All of them were known and actually
encouraged to be social and educational activists.
This was the most exciting of all of the schools
listed in the districts.  When I got the call back
from two others schools I was very excited to have
gotten offers, but I was a bit disappointed that that
school had not jumped at my resume which included four
years of college activism and a mug shot from a
sit-in.  Without accepting any, I told them I would
make a decision in two weeks. Then I began to look for
apartments in Sacramento.  It only took me about two
days of having landed and toured about ten Sacramento
apartments
, that I had a place to live. Now I was
finally ready to sit down and make my decision of
which school I would choose.

posted by: Jen on Friday, March 21, 2008 @ 9:15 PM