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Hi everyone,

Three years ago I started teaching at a gifted math class for high school students at the local university. I do not get paid and I do not ask to be paid. I just enjoy what I do. At least I used to.

When I started, there was about 30 regular students. This year there are only 5-10 regular students. I used to teach as much as I can to maintain the student's interest, but there are always a few consecutive weeks where I am not available. For these days, the organizer would get a random person to teach whatever they want. This person would always teach some extremely high level university topic and most of the students would get scared off and never come back. The organizer's reasoning for allowing him to do this is to show the students what university math is like. Last weekend a new person came to apply to be an instructor. Although I told him to just stick with high school topics, the organizer told him to just teach whatever he wants. It seems she never learns... Furthermore, she is making minimum efforts to attract more students. In her opinion, having 5-10 students in the class is perfectly fine.

I have tried to explain to her but she never listens. My question is, should I just quit or should I try to squeeze her out? This is a 20 year old program and she is killing it. =(
<bot>: I volunteer for a program that is slowly dying. Should I quit or should I try to take over and revive it.