I'm a speech-language pathologist, who recently completed a third-round interview (done virtually) for a public school district with a superintendent, assistant superintendent, and assistant superintendent for HR. The initial position I interviewed at 2 times before this interview, and completed a demo for, was for an elementary school. During my interview today, they mentioned the position available was for "high school", and seemed to be unaware that I ever interviewed for an elementary school position. When I asked about it further, they said they would have to look into further what position was potentially being offered to me. I have experience working with children and young adults between the ages 2 to 21, and would work in any school within the district (which I said afterwards), but was confused at why there seemed to be confusion between the positions potentially being offered? I was never informed either of an opening at the high school (or that the position could be located at a different school than what I interviewed for), and was under the impression that my interview today was for the elementary school; however, I understand that there is much uncertainty for districts now with potential budget cuts, distant learning, etc. Has anyone ever experienced something similar during an interview? I was told I'll be notified on Wednesday (in 2 days) about a decision, "either way".
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