if you get a feloney can u work for the public schools whats the laws?
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It depends on the state but most in most states you can NOT work in the school system if you have a felony on your record.\nThis is why they do a background check.
688127
Consider working in a support position in the public or private school sector, as they only operate from Monday to Friday.  There are opportunities in the trades, services and administration within schools.  All require criminal record checks.
758198
you can register your child for any school as long as you are willing to drive them there. this applies mostly to private schools. please understand, funds for public schools are determined by districts and how many children are in that district, so you may be encouraged to keep them in your particular district.
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Hopefully you can't!  Private schools are not mandated and  do not follow all public ed regs. Children that go to public school get funding because the state regulates the standards and their parents pay taxes. Public funds should not be used for schools that make exclusions in their entrance requirements.Private schools basically exist to serve speciall interests. If you want state funding you should apply for a charter and then be regulated by your state. Once a school accepts funding it can no longer keep its discriminatory  rules against ANY group. \nIt basically loses most of its private  ways. It still can maintain some but not as many as it did when totally run by private funds. If this is not for you then get private businesses to fund you.
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I know one teacher who did this.  He had a regular teaching certification to teach high school English.  He got paid the same as any teacher working at a NYC public school.  (In fact, he got the job through the NYC Teaching Fellows, a program that hires people with a bachelors degree but no teaching credential or experience to teach in NYC public schools).\n\nThe school where he taught was connected with the juvenile detention facility.  It was a strange situation, because the penal system was in charge of the children's incarceration, but the department of education was in charge of the school.  Plus there was a lot of instability, with children coming and going depending on their sentence, or transfers to another facility.\n\nIf you are thinking about doing it, God bless you.
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Yes you could but for that you have to check with your Child's school if they have an provision for the same.........\n\nAlso you maight require some login and password which would be normally given by the school authorities.......
151041
very legal. if you want your preschool to rin smoothly, it helps so much to have like-minded employees who belive in the morals of your school. i am a 7th grader at a christian school, and all of my teachers are strong christians.
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it probably depends on your state. you can usually find your state's employment laws online.
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It is a simple form that you, your parents, and your employer need to fill out and sign.  You can go to your school district's office, your school office, your counselor to get the form.  In my area, it is basically an agreement that the employer will follow the labor laws concerning minors, and states your parents will allow you to work, and that you recognize the school takes priority over work.
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Yes, but not all schools can accept funds from the government.  You will need to get the federal code from the school to complete the FAFSA correctly.  This will enable the government to send the results directly to the school.
830154
no, but you might be able to be a teachers assistant    most states at least a bachelors degree in elementary education is required to become lisenced
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Yes!  Schools can lock you in (or out) if there is any emergency situation going on inside or outside the area.  It is for your protection--and so that they don't get sued.
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I work as a sub in Ohio, and even though there are an over abudence of teachers here it's still easy to pretty much get as many days as you want.  The secret is to sign up at like two or three school districts and not restrict yourself to just your subject area and grade.  I'm a 7-12 English teacher, but I've subbed all subjects and everything from grades 4-12.  Don't limit yourself.  And try to get into school districts that use an internet based call off system.  That way you can check for things on the internet and through a phone call. Super easy.  Happy job hunting.
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can work at 14 -limited hours- limited types of work and not during school .Can stop school at 16. Can drive 15-16?, can move out 17, can go to adult jail at 17, Can voter at 18, _ you can find most of this stuff in Missouri law on the web.
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As long as no tournament business is conducted on school grounds, no. The school's authority stops when you leave their doors. As long as you maintain it at home, the school has no recourse of your actions, that's your parent's jobs.
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STATE LAW WOULD PREVAIL UNLESS IT IS COVERED UNDER FEDERAL LAW. FEDERAL LAW COVERS MILITARY REASSIGNMENTS FOR INSTANCE\nAND THE STATE LAW CAN ADD FURTHER REQUIREMENTS.  YOUR EMPLOYER WILL TELL YOU WHAT LAWS APPLY FOR SURE.
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I'm pretty sure you can.  Not everyone minors in something.  The best thing to do would be to check with your school counselors, though.