When you say "teachers are treated like crap" is that in ALL of
those "up and coming" we-have-teaching-jobs states? Why exactly
are you treated so badly? At my charter school, we have to ASK
the pricipal for paper, I haven't had a raise in 3 years, and my
job is threatened every opportunity the principal gets. Is this
typical for the SW?? (We are thinking about relocating to TX...
I wonder if things are just as bad there) Feedback appreciated,
thanks!

On 9/25/09, hi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> ESL is becoming more popular here, especially asian languages
> and spanish is huge too...don't know if it will help though,
> there are 10,000 people applying for one job. You have
> experience teaching so that will put you ahead of the game a
> little.
>
> I worked with someone that worked at Ben Ross...they didn't
> like but it's a charter, most are not good and not good for
> long term either. They apparently didn't have a principal
> for most of the year, admin is all messed up etc. Oh and
> most kids are from Detroit that says it all.
>
> How are the teachers treated badly in AZ? I do believe you
> just wondering. IF you work at a charter here you're going
> to get the same treatment I'm assuming.
>
>
>
> On 9/25/09, missingmichigan wrote:
>> I work in the Phoenix area. This is my second year teaching
>> here in the Phoenix area. I would like to come back to
>> Michigan. I really miss family and friends, and teachers
>> are treated like crap in Arizona. Anyway, I want to come
>> back and wonder if it's possible.
>>
>> I'm certified in elementary, language arts, and social
>> studies. Would obtaining and ESL certification help me
>> obtain a job in Michigan?
>>

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