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i am well aware that the super is likely not going to override anything. but he is the face of the district and needs to know what is going on here, and i am quite confident that he is totally in the dark. i will make it very clear to him that i do not want to leave, but given the way (a) the schedule has turned out and (b) the way i have been ignored by the administration, i feel no loyalty to the district and have no choice but to explore opportunites elsewhere.

assuming i go back, i will be (a) working for an administration that gave no consideration to my preferences when it came to scheduling and (b) working with two colleagues who were unwilling to compromise in the least and clearly were out to protect their own interests. these "bad vibes" you speak of already exist, and they were not created by me.

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While your situation definitely sucks really bad... is it possible you are just the odd man out here and taking this all too personally because of how awesome you are at your job? Keep in mind that the rest of your co-workers likely think they are just as good a teacher as you and are fending for themselves because they are too stupid to see it any other way.

That being said, if they can't see that you belong teaching AP then I would say screw all the politics and go somewhere else pronto. While it sucks for the students I don't think a school with people that dumb in charge deserves you.

Edit: sorry for the boring contribution but I am really late to the thread. gl dude.