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Re: I want to come home! ME TOO ME TOO ME TOO!![]()
Posted by RHarris on 1/27/04
Unfortunately, I had to leave the great state of Montana after
graduating from MSU in 2001. There were no jobs in the areas
where my family was situated. I don't care about the low pay and
now benefits, I would just like a job there :)
My husband misses Montana terribly and so do I. I would love a
special education teaching job there so keep your ears posted for
me! When there is, I am on it!!!
RHarris
On 1/12/04, Natalie Coxwell wrote:
> Hi! I teach in Broadveiw MT, 3rd grade and there is a good
> possibility that there will be a Kindergarten opening here
> next year. It is only .65 FTE but there is also a good
> possibility that a full time position will open up the
> following year. I great place for a family, you are right
> about that! Good Luck!
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> On 11/14/03, Sandra wrote:
>> On 11/03/03, Brenda wrote:
>>> Hello everyone!
>>> I am graduating from University of Nevada Las Vegas in May
>>> after 7 grueling years in school. During that time, I
>>> brought 3 beautifull children into this world.Once free from
>>> school, I wish to return to the state I grew up in.
>>>
>>> I had hoped to do my student teaching in a rural environment
>>> out-of-state, but UNLV does not facilitate out-of-state
>>> placement. Can anyone give me more information on or help
>>> me with the nessesary steps to secure employment in
>>> beautiful Montana after graduation?
>>>
>>> My oldest daughter will be starting 1st grade in September,
>>> I would love for it to be in Big Sky Country!
>>> Any help would be appreciated.
>>> Thank you!
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>> I can't tell by your post if you have your teaching
>> credentials, or not. I can only suggest contacting
> Montana's
>> department of education. I am currently applying for
> Montana
>> credentials through Montana State University's Northern
>> Plains Territory Transition to Teachers program (alternative
>> credentials program.)
>> http://www.montana.edu/nptt/programsummary.html
>>
>> MTU places qualified graduates in rural school districts. I
>> believe the deadline is Dec. 8th for 2004.
>>
>> I have read many of the posts on this website regarding low
>> teacher pay and poor benefits in Montana. One should try
> out
>> teaching in the state of Idaho! I have a masters of arts
>> degree in English and currently teach at a large university
>> in Idaho (this is my fourth year). I teach four sections--
>> over 90 students--and will make about $15,000 this year (and
>> NO benefits). So, I'm moving on. Good luck to you!