Re: Top ten states to teach in - Hardest states to find a jo

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I've read that Clark County in Las Vegas is ALWAYS looking for
teachers since they're growing so much. My former neighbor's
daughter moved there several years ago to take a job and LOVES
it. I live in NC and moved here from IN five years ago for a
job. NC has always had a teacher shortage; however, due to
budget cuts, NC has actually laid off teachers this year. If
you go on teachers-teachers.net, you can complete an online
application and search for jobs across the country. You choose
your subject area, type of school you'd like (urban, rural,
etc.), and states you're interested in. Try that and let me
know how it goes! Good luck!

On 7/28/09, Jim wrote:
> I am about to be certified in secondary social studies and
> will be looking for a job when I am done with my student
> teaching after this fall. I am not tied to any area in the
> United States and am willing to go anywhere and look
> anywhere for a teaching position.
>
> In your opinion, what are the top ten states to teach in?
> (If you can't think of ten, just your top states then)
>
> And what are your top ten hardest states to find a job?
>
> Thanks!
 

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