Thinking of moving to North-western Nevada
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Mar 20, 2016
I'm a 13 year social studies teacher in NJ and things here are getting as bad as anywhere else. I used to be in the casino business in LV back in the 90's, so I know what the ups and downs of the city are.
My concerns with LV are if I will be put on the same years and education level as I have here. I have a MA plus 33 credits and 13 years in my current job. I know the health care costs are not great, but still cheaper than NJ. I also know that placement in schools is very hit or miss. Some schools are great and some are horrific. Any help or perspective would be appreciated.
Thanks
Katherine Wall
On 3/20/16, rod wrote: > Hi, > > I'm a 13 year social studies teacher in NJ and things > here are getting as bad as anywhere else. I used to be > in the casino business in LV back in the 90's, so I know > what the ups and downs of the city are. > > My concerns with LV are if I will be put on the same > years and education...See More
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