Officially moved back into Philly now, in UCity
PS *pushes Llama over*
MY TOWN NOW
That's the Grey's Ferry area, and it's not super nice yet, but it's gentrifying.
I tried to look at it but the imgur app lacks basic functionality, like zoom.
Holy fuck if your car has low profile tires avoid 76-W out of the city right now. There are more than a few sections where they've ground down the road surface but didn't create any smooth transition from old road to rough surface. I thought the front of my car exploded earlier but thankfully I somehow seem to be ok.
There's no real warning for them either, and of course some prick was right up my butthole so I had no time to do anything about it. So heads up!
So my wife is on board with moving back to philly now. The school district in Nevada has made a bunch of anti-teacher moves lately so she wants to teach in Philly now. This is the best news I could ever get in life because I want my kids to grow up in Philly, better schools and family and stuff to do. I have a masters in physics and 10 years of teaching experience. I cannot get hired by the philly school district though so I am looking at charter schools. Does anyone know if there are charter schools in the philly area that are good to work for? I am looking for decent pay and benefits. Health insurance and retirement are key. My number one goal would be to find a non-teaching job but I have no idea how to go about that. I try searches from time to time but it mostly seems that physics jobs that are not teaching, want tons of experience or PHDs.
Officially moved back into Philly now, in UCity
PS *pushes Llama over*
Why do they want to remove the Frank Rizzo statues? What did he do? I honestly don't know the history.
neighbor!
So my wife is on board with moving back to philly now. The school district in Nevada has made a bunch of anti-teacher moves lately so she wants to teach in Philly now. This is the best news I could ever get in life because I want my kids to grow up in Philly, better schools and family and stuff to do. I have a masters in physics and 10 years of teaching experience. I cannot get hired by the philly school district though so I am looking at charter schools. Does anyone know if there are charter schools in the philly area that are good to work for? I am looking for decent pay and benefits. Health insurance and retirement are key. My number one goal would be to find a non-teaching job but I have no idea how to go about that. I try searches from time to time but it mostly seems that physics jobs that are not teaching, want tons of experience or PHDs.
Why do they want to remove the Frank Rizzo statues? What did he do? I honestly don't know the history.
Moving to Pittsburgh for graduate school today
I'm going to miss Philly so fucking much.
Yankee I would also look at schools just outside the city for jobs as well. There are a lot of places where you can live in the city and commute to the suburbs for work pretty easily. If there's a place that you see that looks promising feel free to post and we can give you an idea of how long the commute would be.
Mastery pays well, in some cases better than the district, but they have high expectations for their employees and their students. Pay can also be performance based.
Holy shit someone was just shot and killed a block away from me and fits the description of a friend and neighbor. I'm praying hard right now.
Edit:
New details pretty much confirm it. Name not released so I'm still praying and for the sake of privacy I won't use names.
That is so horrible. I am very sad for you and your friends family right now.
Man I thought it was finally starting to cool down but it's gotten kinda hot the last few days...
Anyone ever been to a Philadelphia Union game? It's in Chester right? Is there a good way to take public transportation there?
Omg Zuck went to Pats.
Anyone ever been to a Philadelphia Union game? It's in Chester right? Is there a good way to take public transportation there?
Recently moved down to Old City. This past weekend was brutal. Did a 5k at the Navy Yard and they waited until after 11am to get it started.
New apt is fun tho. Love the area.
So I live pretty much in "the hood" so there's not much positive i can say about this city right now
Feels like the real life version of "The Wire" to be honest.
Yes, I'm afraid to leave the house after dark.
You can take the Wilmington line to Chester and take a bus I believe.
Old city is a fun area, and gorgeous. I love walking through all of the small alleys and paths in Society Hill too.
Which hood? There are only a few areas in the city that I feel are that bad.
The city just put up this beauty. What a great looking statue and frankly it's taken too long to get a statue of this nature up.
Which hood? There are only a few areas in the city that I feel are that bad.
South West Sir
Heard gunshots last night.
That statue looks amazing! It is about time! And if you guys wanna talk about hoods... I'm around 41st and Lancaster... Not really a good area.
South West Sir
Heard gunshots last night.