New Hampshire Teachers Chatboard

Teaching Jobs in New Hampshire

by Barbara

Aug 6, 2012

Just wondering what the teaching job market is like in NH. Had some family members who lived in Nashua years ago and I I liked it there. Thinking about relocating. I'm an elementary teacher. Thanks!

frank Hampshire Teachers Agency: Personnel & Headhunters Directory 1087 Elm St # 401 Manchester, NH 03101-1849 Specialty: Employment Agencies & Opportunities Phone: (603) 622-1505

Mar 30, 2016

Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH

by Curious2Know

Jan 28, 2016

Hi, Is it difficult to find a teaching position in NH at a good district? Some states are crawling all over each other for teachers while other states don't have any openings. Where does NH stand? Is it hard getting a teaching position in HS Physical Science?

Too old to start teaching?

by Julie

Jun 17, 2008

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Is 50 too old to begin a teaching career in your opinion?
My Mom and both my in-laws were teachers, but I'd like
some outside input. Thanks!!

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kathy On 6/17/08, Julie wrote: > Is 50 too old to begin a teaching career in your opinion? > My Mom and both my in-laws were teachers, but I'd like > some outside input. Thanks!! NO! I am going to be 50 soon and that is what I am doing! While everyone is young we have maturity, life experiences and less dramatic approach to life. If you love wat...See More

Jul 22, 2008

Susan Gilsenan On 7/22/08, kathy wrote: > On 6/17/08, Julie wrote: >> Is 50 too old to begin a teaching career in your opinion? >> My Mom and both my in-laws were teachers, but I'd like >> some outside input. Thanks!! > NO! I am going to be 50 soon and that is what I am doing! > While everyone is young we have maturity, life experiences...See More

Nov 19, 2015

Postcard Exchange Opening for 2015-2016

by Amanda

Oct 13, 2015

I have an opening in a postcard exchange for a classroom from New Hampshire. We will be starting in the next week or so if anyone out there would like to join. Email me at amandaandrews10@gmail.com and I can give you more information. Thanks!

Looking for one NH class!

by Candace Robinson

Jul 28, 2014

We need a NH teacher to participate in our postcard exchange. Anyone interested?

[link removed]

:o) Candace

relocating to NH

by elizabeth

Nov 11, 2003

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I am interested in relocating to Northern NH to teach
Sped. Basically, here are my questions?
- How much do NH teachers pay into teachers retirement?
- Do NH teachers have to pay into social security (in some
states, they don't)
- Will NH districts give step credit for at least 10 years
certified teachi...See More

John J. Stone k-5 Principal /blockquote>

Not sure on the retirement but there is a NH Retirement System.
It comes out of my pay and I don't think about it.

The other questions are by district as to what the perks are.

SS is also taken out in NH.

Good Luck

John

Nov 12, 2003

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election. If you think the current administration's
unfunded mandate for your schools, "Leave No Child Behind",
is sorely lacking, or worse, please consider helping our
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by J. Balafre

Nov 20, 2003

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Jan 10, 2004

5th grade teacher needed!

by Neighbor of vacancy

yesterday, 2003

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A fifth grade teacher has just resigned from our school
and there's an immediate open for a certified teacher.
Contact the supt. office in Rochester, NH if you're
interested!

step placement

by elizabeth

Dec 2, 2003

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Does anyone know if NH school districts, as a norm, give
credit for each year of teaching to new hires? For
instance, if I have 9 years of fulltime teaching experience
in my old district, would I be placed at a step 10 in the
new district?

John J. Stone k-5 Principal /blockquote>

It depends on the local contract the teachers have worked out.
I would assume that in most districts credit for previous years
would be given, but it is an individual district decision.

Dec 3, 2003