
MSD Washington Township Schools Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at MSD Washington Township Schools.
Substitute Teacher
It was pretty casual. They asked me about lessons I'd taught that I was proud of. We chatted about what curse words are okay to let slide (like the B-word, A-word) and which ones aren't (like the N-word, F-word, or anything related to sexual orientation). They also mentioned that me being a guy and being big would be a good fit for the role until a new position opened up, as they expected turnover (which happened, and I got hired within a month). Orientation just involved getting a packet with 'ideas' to keep the kids occupied.
- Can you tell us about a lesson or unit you've taught in the past that you felt was particularly engaging or effective?
- How would you approach and manage classroom disruptions?
- What are your thoughts on which 'bad words' are acceptable in the classroom versus those that are not, using examples like the B-word, A-word, N-word, F-word, and discussions about sexual orientation?
Bus Driver
It was a quick interview with a few questions, and I had to talk a bit about myself. They mostly cared about my enthusiasm for driving buses and if I had a clean driving record. If they hired me, they'd train me completely to be a certified bus driver and help me get my class B Driver's License. They even paid me a bit for the training.
- What's your motivation for becoming a bus driver?
Special Education Assistant
I sent in an online application and after about a week, I got a call to come in for an interview. It was just one interview with the head of the special education department. It was about a half hour long and they just asked me stuff about the job.
- Why are you the best candidate for this role?
Teacher
I got an email about an interview and replied, but didn't hear back for two days. I emailed again, and then they scheduled a time. I confirmed, showed up early, but the interview started late. The interviewer blamed me, saying my response was lost. She then looked at my resume for the first time and asked me to expand on my recent jobs for 15 minutes. A week later, I got a voicemail asking me to call back, and was then told I wasn't hired.
- Tell me about a situation where you dealt with a student's behavioral issue and how you managed it.
MSD Washington Township Schools Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from MSD Washington Township Schools interview reports.
“What are your thoughts on which 'bad words' are acceptable in the classroom versus those that are not, using examples like the B-word, A-word, N-word, F-word, and discussions about sexual orientation?”
Read reports →“What's your motivation for becoming a bus driver?”
Read reports →“How would you handle classroom disruptions and inappropriate language?”
Read reports →“How would you approach and manage classroom disruptions?”
Read reports →“Can you tell us about a lesson or unit you've taught in the past that you felt was particularly engaging or effective?”
Read report →“Tell me about a situation where you dealt with a student's behavioral issue and how you managed it.”
Read report →“Why are you the best candidate for this role?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 6 MSD Washington Township Schools interview reports.