Sharon McMahon

Maryland. Every supply you could ever want. And of course, the Maryland suburbs are very competitive with the Virginia suburbs. Everyone wants to see who has the better public schools. So there's this sort of competition between the two. The one school that I worked in had five computer labs. It was just such a different environment than DIY toilet paper.

Maryland. Every supply you could ever want. And of course, the Maryland suburbs are very competitive with the Virginia suburbs. Everyone wants to see who has the better public schools. So there's this sort of competition between the two. The one school that I worked in had five computer labs. It was just such a different environment than DIY toilet paper.

Maryland. Every supply you could ever want. And of course, the Maryland suburbs are very competitive with the Virginia suburbs. Everyone wants to see who has the better public schools. So there's this sort of competition between the two. The one school that I worked in had five computer labs. It was just such a different environment than DIY toilet paper.

All my girlfriends. Here in California, they make you take this class about bloodborne pathogens. so that you don't contaminate the children when the kid's bleeding on the floor at the school. So you have to get this like certification in order to get a license to teach in California. And so I remember going to the Bloodborne Pathogens Workshop.

All my girlfriends. Here in California, they make you take this class about bloodborne pathogens. so that you don't contaminate the children when the kid's bleeding on the floor at the school. So you have to get this like certification in order to get a license to teach in California. And so I remember going to the Bloodborne Pathogens Workshop.

All my girlfriends. Here in California, they make you take this class about bloodborne pathogens. so that you don't contaminate the children when the kid's bleeding on the floor at the school. So you have to get this like certification in order to get a license to teach in California. And so I remember going to the Bloodborne Pathogens Workshop.

They're giving you this whole spiel about like, and then you run your hands under more hot water and soap, 20 seconds and blah, blah, blah. And I raised my hand and I was like, what if we don't have hot water and soap? Yeah. Because we literally did not. All that to say, I've taught in a few different places and every spot in the country has their own educational vibe.

They're giving you this whole spiel about like, and then you run your hands under more hot water and soap, 20 seconds and blah, blah, blah. And I raised my hand and I was like, what if we don't have hot water and soap? Yeah. Because we literally did not. All that to say, I've taught in a few different places and every spot in the country has their own educational vibe.

They're giving you this whole spiel about like, and then you run your hands under more hot water and soap, 20 seconds and blah, blah, blah. And I raised my hand and I was like, what if we don't have hot water and soap? Yeah. Because we literally did not. All that to say, I've taught in a few different places and every spot in the country has their own educational vibe.

History.

History.

History.

They're very related. You can't learn government without learning the history of government. So in terms of like a class that I preferred to teach, government was always my preferred class. I also taught upper class electives in law. Those are also a big favorite of mine.

They're very related. You can't learn government without learning the history of government. So in terms of like a class that I preferred to teach, government was always my preferred class. I also taught upper class electives in law. Those are also a big favorite of mine.

They're very related. You can't learn government without learning the history of government. So in terms of like a class that I preferred to teach, government was always my preferred class. I also taught upper class electives in law. Those are also a big favorite of mine.

What's your understanding of it?

What's your understanding of it?

What's your understanding of it?

Scary.

Scary.