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Input: I’m feeling kinda guilty about this, but I’d started a job as a paraprofessional at a middle school. At first it was really great and I really love the teacher I work with. She’s a really nice woman with a big heart. The kids I work with have their issues (they’re preteens and teens, so...) But overall not bad kids. 

But things they do make me not feel welcomed at all. They roll their eyes at the idea of working in my group and pout when I’m the one who chaperones recess. I like to think I’m nice yet stern and friendly, but I guess not.

I worked temporarily at the school and actually took a bit of a pay cut to become a permanent staff member.  I also just came from my last job where I worked with toddlers who loved me a lot. I got along great my coworkers who actually took me out to dinner on my last night there and bought me gifts. I always had a hard time fitting in, so it meant a lot to me. Then to come to work at a job where I don’t really feel welcomed makes me dislike my job a little bit.

The teacher always talks about a high turn over rate of paraprofessionals in her class and that the kids are worried that every paraprofessional who comes in will quit...but they treat me like they want me to leave.

WIBTA if I didn’t return next year?

not returning to my job next school year