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Osceola Christian Preparatory School

They keep you busy as a Learning Specialist and they challenge you with students of all backgrounds and learning/mental disabilities. They are, for the most part, very willing to listen and communication is not the worst (nor is it always the best). The one down-side is the limited resources; it was hard to get around to each student everyday when students not even on the schedule would request help. This would leave you scrambling around.

Most importantly, this school is looking for employees with a strong background in Math and English (as these are the two subjects that tend to be the hardest for students). I was one of the very few individuals who was comfortable teaching 12th grade Math/English/Science/Writing/etc and it benefited those students significantly.

The pay was mildly decent and the hours were bearable. This is a good job for those willing to be a little flexible.

The pay is extremely low and no such thing as benefits. I felt more like a salesman than an educator. Honestly some of the students are extremely disturbing and there were a some I refused to be alone with and I left  because I asked for intervention with a particular student and his extremely hostile and racist parents. These children are given scholarships in which parents are encouraged to lie about their financial situations. Honestly the educational background of the parents is low or non-existent so an A here is tantamount to D in a public school but we are forced to show progress in order to keep the funds rolling in just not flowing over to faculty benefits.

A struggling Christian School with multiple campus.  Pay is very low, no where near the average. Students are children/youth with behavioral issues. No IEP's for students in need. PACE curriculum is used, almost impossible to transition your student back to public school.  Staff support is out the window, does not exist. No breaks for lunch. No Teacher Assistants, even when told you will have a TA. High School students make up for the lack of adults. Don't trust anything promised in the interview! $15-$17 hourly for experienced teachers. Good luck

You will NEVER receive recognition of doing a proper job, promises made that never come to fruition,unrealistic expectations, Directors want employees to not only  work M-F/ 40 hrs. in house, but also do advertising at various town functions on weekends. You must be willing to dedicate 100% of your life to this school. If not, you are looked upon poorly. Poor staff communication form Admin. Students are a joy, though. A lot of parental support.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The best part of working here was the interaction I was able to have with the children and parents.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The have a great team of co-workers we all helped each other.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment and culture is diverse.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Typical day is dealing with parents, children and complete office work.

This school system is very rigorous for teachers and easy for students. This is a last chance school, students that go here have been kicked out of the traditional county schools. Other students were brought in by parents who want a safer climate. You have to be willing to work in a Christian school or you will not make it far in this company. The kids here need good teachers to guide them in different aspects of life. If you can accept these things you will do well here.

Administration is very supportive. Overall an easy teaching job with no lesson plans. Get to really enjoy being with the kids. Encouraged to take them outside of school in vans.
The only negative is pay is very low at well under $25000 per year. There are No retirement or medical benefits.

I get to go to work each morning where my children go to school. It allows me to be involved with every decision of my children’s education. It hasn’t felt like a job one day since I started. I love working with my students helping them through their challenges their struggles and their breakthroughs. 

This place is a terrible place to work. The kids will run right over you and you will have no support from administration. No matter what anyone says, this place is a horrible unsafe unsupported environment and you should run as fast as you can away. 

It is a good place if you are there to just serve the kids/families, however, things are done illegally at times. Pay is not that great abnd no real benefits are offered. I enjoy praying for students/staff daily, having my own classroom and the freedom to teach as wanted.

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