Teacher Was Fired From Private School After Questioning Her Salary — Her Boss Said That God Told Him She Was Not Passionate About Her Job

20 Jun

Rarely will you find instances where the workplace meets religion. Typically, employers frown upon introducing individual religious beliefs and practices into the business environment to avoid claims of discrimination or mistreatment. One exception is in religion-based organizations like churches or private bible schools.

Rarely will you find instances where the workplace meets religion. Typically, employers frown upon introducing individual religious beliefs and practices into the business environment to avoid claims of discrimination or mistreatment. One exception is in religion-based organizations like churches or private bible schools.

A woman on TikTok named Cassidy Elise took to the platform in early 2023 to share the story of being fired from her first teaching job for an unbelievable reason.

In the video captioned “Welcome to ‘how I got fired as an elementary school teacher,’” she started by giving viewers a little bit of history. In 2019, Elise finished school and went “straight into teaching.” At just 22 years old, she had the daunting task of entering her first year as an educator during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Believing that it carried more prestige than teaching at a public school, Elise joined the staff at a private school, despite making $7,000 less than she would have made elsewhere. She stayed in the role for two years because she stood behind the school’s mission.

“The first year, teaching was obviously rough because of Covid, but I felt so accomplished,” said Elise. By year two, according to her, she was “very confident” in her teaching and knew she was performing well based on the feedback she got from parents, students, and colleagues. Still, she knew she had a lot to learn and would need to continue to grow in her career.

In Elise’s second year of teaching, her student achieved the highest score improvements in reading, and she was over the moon and filled with pride. “I loved my job. I was invited to birthday parties. I was the cool, fun, young teacher,” Elise explained of her relationship with her students.

 

Source: yahoonews

 

 

 

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