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Re: sped ed teacher job outlook??
Posted by Shannon on 6/17/08
I am moving from Michigan with Sped Credentials. Would that look
ok moving from out of state? Thanks On 6/15/08, Windsor Gal wrote:
> Due to the influx of new teachers from UNC & CSU, the Loveland
> and Fort Collins district are very competitive - even for
> special ed.- unless you are willing to teach "severe needs"
> students. I know that Greeley has been more desperate for
> special ed. teachers this year. Also, smaller districts in the
> area (Milliken/Johnstown, Ault, Eaton, etc.) usually have at
> least one sp. ed. posting, but the pay is a bit lower than the
> larger districts.
>
> You can try applying "up north" first, but the Denver Metro
> area will have more jobs...at least you will be able to be
> more picky there.
>
> Also, be sure to apply for your CO teaching license at least 4
> months before you get ready to look for a position. For some
> reason, CDE is VERY slow with processing applications.
>
> Good luck...Where are you moving from?
>
>
> On 6/15/08, baby wrote:
>> On 1/28/08, shannon wrote:
>>> I am currently looking to move to the Loveland / Fort
>>> Collins / Denver metro area this spring. How is the job
>>> market here if I am certified in Special Ed and can I
>>> easily get a job? Any input on the district or teacher
>>> need would be greatly appreciated! thanks
>>
>>
>> ThIs DoEsn'T HeLp Me 4 My ReAsEarCh.....
Posts on this thread, including this one
- sped ed teacher job outlook??, 1/28/08, by shannon.
- Re: sped ed teacher job outlook??, 6/15/08, by baby.
- Re: sped ed teacher job outlook??, 6/15/08, by Windsor Gal.
- Re: sped ed teacher job outlook??, 6/17/08, by Shannon.
- Re: sped ed teacher job outlook??, 6/17/08, by Windsor Gal.
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