Jeffrey M

With gas prices going up everyday, you'd think that any word of relief would be spread as widely as possible, but that's just not the case. The following article was printed in the Tifton Gazette in Tifton, Georgia back in March of this year. Although the Tifton Gazette is a member of the Associated Press, no other papers picked up the article and ran it. Please, go there now and read it.

http://www.tiftongazette.com/archivesearch/local_s...

With gas prices going up everyday, you'd think that any word of relief would be spread as widely as possible, but that's just not the case. The following article was printed in the Tifton Gazette in Tifton, Georgia back in March of this year. Although the Tifton Gazette is a member of the Associated Press, no other papers picked up the article and ran it. Please, go there now and read it.

http://www.tiftongazette.com/archivesearch/local_s...

I have interviewed at my Alma Mater for my idea of the perfect position. This will be my first contract out of college. During the interview the hiring principal & other teachers covered all the questions I had prepared. I wanted to bring more to the table. I looked up the standard questions/follow up questions online but I feel like everything has been covered & I don't want to be redundant. I'm supposed to call & accept the position & cover any questions I may have come up with between the interview & now but I'm drawing a blank.

This is my hometown so I am familiar with the area & the school system. We covered extracurriculars a little bit. I want to be involved w/ them & I'm fine w/ that. The interview went really well. He said he has to nominate me for the position to the school board & for me to go home discuss it with my wife & if I had anyquestion to let him know My Q is: What questions should I ask him when I call to confirm my continued interest in this position?