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Re: I am a little worried![]()
Posted by Joshua on 11/21/05
Thanks for the info. I've got every school district in Eastern
Washington and Northern Idaho bookmarked and I check them
fairly regularly even though it's going to be another year
before I'm back up there. I'll need to stay near Spokane as
that will be the best bet for my wife to find employment after
she leaves the Air Force as well. She's an electrical engineer
so job choices are limited outside of urban areas. I know I
can get a job working at the residential treatment facility I
worked at during my undergrad years while I look. Thanks again.
Joshua
On 11/20/05, Debbie wrote:
> Hi Joshua,
> My husband and I moved to the Spokane area in June. There
> have been several openings but it is very difficult getting
> in. I was told there were hundreds of applicants for every
> position. I have 9 years experience in elementary ed with
> excellent references. I have only gotten one interview and
> that was for a paraeducator position. Each time I have been
> told that they hired someone that was already working there.
> I did apply at Deer Park also and am still trying to get on
> there. I do not know about social studies positions. I can
> look. I check all the schools in the Spokane area daily.
Some
> times jobs pop up. One just came up this week. We are living
> in Elk right now. I love the area and hope to be able to
> stay. Just need to get my foot in the door. Give it a try,
> you never know. Debbie
>
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> On 11/07/05, Joshua wrote:
>> I am originally from the Spokane area, Deer Park
>> specifically, but I am currently stuck in Oklahoma as that
>> is where my wife is serving with the Air Force. I am a
>> graduate of Gonzaga and decided to go back for my MA in
>> social studies education at the University of Oklahoma.
>> Long story short I'm getting close to completing and I've
>> also subbed as this state has the psycho requirement of
>> only having to be out of high school a year to sub. No
>> education or certification requirement at all. Only the
>> tip of the iceberg as far as how messed up this state is
>> but thats another story. I've been checking periodically
>> the open teaching positions back home in Eastern
>> Washington and I'm quite worried. I know I'm a qualified
>> candidate, not only with an MA but I worked 4 years at a
>> residential treatment facility for at-risk adolescents
>> while completing my undergrad degree along with having
>> served 10 years with the Army but it won't matter how
>> qualified I am if there aren't any positions open. I
>> really don't want to be a perma-sub for several years at
>> the same time my wife is trying to re-establish herself
>> once she leaves active duty. Am I missing something or is
>> the job market really that bad, especially for social
>> studies?