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Jan 30, 2007
My 22 y.o. daughter is a single mom in Valencia County and
is considering going back to college to become a teacher.
What advice would you give her?
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On 1/30/07, Debi wrote:
> My 22 y.o. daughter is a single mom in Valencia County and
> is considering going back to college to become a teacher.
> What advice would you give her?
Get a degree with dual certification in elem ed. and special
ed. she will then get a job anywhere.