I hav an alternative license in Integrated Mathematics
(grades 7-12). It is a good alternative if you cannot take
the time off for student teaching. I believe that the
alternative license is only for math and science. Check with
ODE to make sure.
It may be more difficult to get a job with the alternative
license, but if a school hires someone with an alternative
license it is not more difficult to mentor than someone with
a provisional license. Hope this helps

On 5/19/09, Rena wrote:
> Hello
> I am looking for some advice. I have already read the
> post/replies concerning student teaching and not being able
> to quit their jobs. I am in the same boat, please don't
> tell me that you have to sacrifice as I have no husband or
> other support system nor am I an individual in college with
> minimal expenses. Not having income is not an option to pay
> my mortgage/carnote, etc. It is just not. However, I was
> looking into the alt. route but which school districts in
> ohio near Cleveland,OH provides the mentoring program? If
> anyone has went through this route that are in or near the
> Cleveland area. Please help me. I currently work for the
> government at the county level but I really want to be in
> the classroom but I am thinking that this may be a dream I
> may have to let be because of finances. thanks all!

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