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Staff member reports shrinking substitute list, urges community to sign up
Summary
A staff member told the Tucker County Schools board the working substitute list spans several pages while the non-working list is down to one page; several after-school employees appear on the non-working list because they do not take daytime sub assignments and the district asked for more substitute applicants.
A staff member presented the substitutes report and said the district's active substitute list has shrunk while the non-working list has dwindled to a single page. She noted some after-school employees are listed as non-working substitutes because they do not pick up daytime assignments and that the district is trying to resolve miscommunications about expectations.
"We still could use more working subs," the staff member said, urging community members to sign up. She added that the district will offer a temporary "loophole" for those who may have misunderstood expectations and will try to recruit them to pick up sub days during the school year.
The discussion included clarification that the district has separate lists for working and non-working substitutes and that many seats on the non-working list belong to staff who work in after-school programs rather than as daytime substitutes. Board members asked operational questions about how the lists are managed and how new substitutes are posted and signed up.
