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wanted to obtain her teaching credentials, so they returned to
California.3
In the fall of 2000, Mrs. Kandil became a full-time graduate
student at San Jose State University (SJSU). As part of her
studies, Mrs. Kandil became a student teacher at Jordan Middle
School in August 2001, and she obtained her teaching credentials
in elementary education in April 2002. Currently, Mrs. Kandil is
a sixth-grade teacher of math and science at Jordan Middle
School.
During the high-tech bubble in 2000, Mr. El-Bibany worked in
“some nonemployment type of activities” related to high-tech
investments. In the beginning of September 2001, Mr. El-Bibany
left the United States on an employment contract as an
international faculty member in the United Arab Emirates. Mr.
El-Bibany, however, soon returned to the United States because of
the general atmosphere resulting from the terrorist events of
September 11, 2001. Aside from the 2 weeks he worked in the
United Arab Emirates, Mr. El-Bibany remained unemployed during
2001. At a time not disclosed in the record, Mr. El-Bibany
applied for unemployment compensation, but was not eligible
because he had not worked in California for a specified period of
time.
3 Mrs. Kandil has a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering.
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