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Re: What's Nebraska like?
Posted by central Nebraskan on 6/03/08

    Surprisingly many people aren't aware that there is any more
    to Nebraska than Omaha and Lincoln. My sister lives in Omaha
    and has met a lot of people that don't know that there is much
    else to Nebraska besides Omaha.
    As for teaching, she started in Omaha public and it is not a
    good situation. She is currently teaching in a private
    Catholic school and it is so much better.

    The diversity is much like other larger cities in the
    country. Out here in the midwest is where the diversity is a
    little less evident.

    I'd definitely scope out the situation before accepting a
    position.
    Good luck!

    On 2/23/08, bella wrote:
    > On 2/16/08, newteach wrote:
    >> Im curious. I was wondering what the omaha area is like,
    >> how are the people? Do they except diversity? What's the
    >> weather like? Any jobs , (including teaching of course) ?
    >> I'm thinking jobs outside of teaching for spouses and
    >> relatives. Cost of living etc? And what do teachers earn?
    >> Any good benefits?
    >
    > If you are looking at this area, Omaha Public Schools is a
    big
    > NO. I have known people that taught there & their
    > descriptions is "tough". A friend of mine was a counselor
    > there when she first moved to the area & within 4 months was
    > pursuing other options for the following year. Her reasons
    > were that the staff couldn't even get along & nobody cared
    > about the kids. I could go on...I know that the farther west
    > you go the nicer & safer it is. I can tell you that Millard
    > Public has the best reputation in the area.
    >
    > As for diversity, it is a very diverse population with at
    > least 20 or more different languages spoken in the area.
    >
    > Weather-freezing during the winter. Just this week, all
    > school districts cancelled school one day due to extreme cold
    > temperatures.
    >
    > Cost of living- Compared to where i use to live, it is more
    > expensive but that's to be expected as there is more here.
    > It's not as expensive as say, the west coast, chicago,
    > minneapolis, etc.
    >
    >

     
     

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