The process was very unorganized and hurried. Still taking a solid 2 hours. We were handed applications and told to fill them out. We barely were given five minutes before being shuffled into a small room. They didn't have enough test for everyone, and me and a girl had to wait while everyone were reading instructions. So, the lady comes back in and the clock begin for everybody. I found the test quite difficult. I was trying to play catch up and read the instructions while everyone had done so. The woman said she'd give us a few more minutes to complete the test (which she did not). Then, the woman said we'd have to wait while other people take another test but at the last moment she had the bright idea to give us all the spelling test. It was one of those aha moments as though she never considered it before. She honestly went so blazingly fast during the spelling test. Her speech wasn't great, either. Some black dude asked if he should write his name on the test and she had a snide remark about making sure whose test it was. You know he didn't get hired. Then that was it. No introduction whatsoever about the school. Very cold. I was told over the phone I would get to meet everyone and tour the school. I don't remember the woman's name and was not at all surprised when I received the rejection email. I honestly felt a little bit of relief. If that's the process I can only imagine how they run everything else. It wasn't exactly what I would call "smooth sailing".