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Re: depressed spouse
Posted by rose on 8/25/08
You might want to look on Imagine School's website...they
have several charter schools nationwide. Many private and
charter schools will accept an out-of-state teaching license
to begin with. Yes, I agree that it would be nice to have
one license for ALL states. I think science is in a higher
need, so he's got an edge on that. Wish you the best of
luck. On 8/21/08, r wrote:
> I am so frustrated. My hu is a science teacher. (chem and
> physics) we are living in IL and willing to go to
> Northeast,Midwest,Northwest, some southwest states.
>
> He's had a few phone interviews, but nothing yet offer-
> wise... we are newlyweds and want to start a family, I'm
> in social services so I don't make much, and we want to
> get out of the city! He'd prefer charter or private but
> public would be okay schoolwise. He has exemplary
> recommendation letters too.
>
> why do out of state licenses cost so much? Why is there so
> much red tape for getting into other states? Why are there
> so many ads and so little responses?
>
> and where do spouses of teachers go for support?
>
> R
Posts on this thread, including this one
- depressed spouse, 8/21/08, by r.
- Re: depressed spouse, 8/25/08, by rose.
- Re: depressed spouse, 8/26/08, by spedhead.
- Re: depressed spouse, 8/28/08, by Debbie.
- Re: depressed spouse, 8/28/08, by MOM.
- Re: depressed spouse, 8/28/08, by not depressed spouse, now stressed spouse.
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