BuckyB93 wrote:Sunny Monday. Got about 2" of fluffy snow yesterday. Not enough to plow but enough for people to practice winter driving. It's pretty much melting away now.
My son (Sr in High School) got a letter. Two year scholarship for full tuition for any university, college, community college in the U-Mass system. Only 2 yr scholarship but it's a start.
Had a video conference call/interview with a IT company that has contracts for local and surrounding towns for IT support (school districts, town municipalities, police, fire, EMT). Most of the work would be on site IT support for the local schools. Next step is a face to face interview next week.
Keeping my fingers crossed, I think it would be a good gig. I'd be starting out at ground level with the new IT degree but ya gotta start somewhere.
Congratulations to your son and proud Pop too.
Good luck on the continued interviews.
IT in schools is going to be interesting. The Savannah River Site, where I worked, used to donate a lot of used computer/network equipment to local schools. Employees, like me, volunteered to install/help them. In addition to the (too) smart kids screwing with the computers there were others that crammed in more than one CD into a drive or crammed and anything else that would fit, in any opening.
