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Re: Great districts in Iowa? Moving out of Michigan...![]()
Posted by Sammy on 5/21/07
I don't feel like Des Moines or Iowa City has much to offer
either...you can go out and drink. Wow, not my idea of fun all
the time. I love living in D.C. There is always something to
do. When I lived in Iowa, I was so bored. Yes, it is harder
to get a job in Iowa compared to other places. If you are
looking in a small town, you're nearly out of luck.
On 5/17/07, new teacher wrote:
> I disagree. I've lived in Iowa all my life and enjoy the
> peacefulness of the state. If you want something to do, make
> something to do, or go to one of the larger cities for a
> weekend. And with all of those endorsement areas, neither one
> of you will have a hard time finding a job....trust me!
>
> On 4/29/07, APJ wrote:
>> Iowa, huh? I lived there for 25 years and can say that there
>> is nothing to do there. I live in Virginia now and love
>> it. We're in Northern Virginia. If you're really looking
>> in Iowa, look in Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, or iowa City. It
>> is difficult to get a job in Iowa. You really need to know
>> someone.
>>
>> On 4/28/07, Brandon wrote:
>>> What would be a great district to work in Iowa (in terms
>>> of available jobs, good salary, good students, nice area,
>>> etc)?
>>>
>>> My fiancée and I are thinking about moving out of
>>> Michigan, due to the poor economy there. We are 27 and
>>> 25, and we both just received our teaching certificates
>>> (secondary) and I have endorsements in Physics and
>>> Earth/Space Sciences, and she has endorsements in Social
>>> Studies, History, Spanish, and ESL.
>>>
>>> Thank you!