Middle school science in SC
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lease disregard the post titled pre-k/developmentally delayed teachers. I tried to copy and paste and the wrong info was put in. I couldn't figure out how to delete that post. However, if there is anyone out there that teache pre-k or developmentally delayed in public school can you tell me if this positions requires a lot of paper work like special ed does? Also, what is the most challenging part of your job? I would appreciate any input anyone can give me.
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