that means working janitorial work or part time work. It's a hole no
matter where in the country you are trying to find a teaching job.

On 3/02/09, to TT: Opportunities for what? NFM wrote:
> On 2/26/09, TT wrote:
>> On 2/26/09, Liz wrote:
>>> One more thing, subbing as a licensed teacher pays about 150 a
>>> day. The area you are looking at includes the counties:
>>> multnomah, washington, and clackamas.
>>>
>>> http://www.clackesd.k12.or.us/hr/jobs/Subs.pdf
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 2/26/09, Liz wrote:
>>>> I'm not sure that you may be familiar with Oregon and the
>>>> ESD's. They often handle the special ed teachers. This link
>>>> lists each one, and there may be jobs on their sites:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.osba.org/edlinks/esds.asp
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 2/25/09, aspieteacher wrote:
>>>>> I would like to move up to either Portland, OR or
>>>>> Vancouver, WA for the next school year. What is the
>>>>> prospect for a special education teacher with a full
>>>>> credential from CA and moderate-severe specialization and
>>>>> autism certification. I have 7 years full time experience
>>>>> working with students with autism and 3 years experience
>>>>> working with students with multiple disabilities. I would
>>>>> like to know if I would be able to land a teaching
>>>>> position with this much experience at all? I would
>>>>> appreciate any responses if possible.
>>>>>
>>>>> Troy in Ca
>>
>>
>> I am looking into substituting next year for different OR counties.
>> I can't do anything here anymore in Nevada because of a dismissal
>> (wrongful termination) and no transportation as of yet. However, I
>> know there are opportunities in Oregon, despite the worsening
>> economy.

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