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Mar 21, 2019
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KYPreK
Things seem to be different for everyone but all of my special ed and general ed changed to qualified at the same time.
MajorSpED
Funny thing is my elementary endorsements are the ones that qualified. While my SpEd degree is still pending
Feb 25, 2019
Can anyone just shed some light on what it's like to be ES SpEd teacher? Case load size, is it pull out services, self con...See More
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SpEd_Eddie
What are you hoping for?
Icanread
A specialist job anywhere- LSS, MSS, ESL, or ET... I really really don't want to be a gen ed elem teacher.
Mar 7, 2019
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haha
I chose to believe that they did not express themselves as clearly as they would have liked.
IsItFriday?
Mediagal - the military community is very diverse, There are many polynesian families in the community. You'll fit in comfortably.
Mar 6, 2019
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BubbleHead711
6 months for my first 3 and 6 more months for my 2nd 3
BubbleHead711
6 months for my first 3 and 6 more months for my 2nd 3
Feb 25, 2019
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happyteacher
awesome, great news indeed! Your position would likely be NTE as said above but a great way to get foot in the door. Many NTE candidates that get let go at the end of the year end up getting hired back at a later date when stafffing changes. Where are you located?
MajorSpED
Thank you for the information, I'm in the KMC area
Jan 14, 2019
Does DODEA drug test you when they hire you?
I teach in CA and I legally partook temporarily and am just wondering if I need to flush my system. I would never participate in drug activity while working for DODEA as I know they are stric...See More
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IsItFriday?
I spoke to someone in an Admin position much higher up the ladder. They didn't want to discuss the issue directly (they never want to discuss any issue directly) but I was left with the impression that they understand that many teachers have glaucoma, or anxiety issues. And they hire teachers from Colorado all the time.
I was left with the...See More
I was left with the...See More
SpEd_Eddie
Dude, smoke as much as you want. Just be low key about it. DoDEA never piss tests, and I personally know of plenty of teachers in Europe that smoke on the reg.
Feb 28, 2019
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Woodsie
HaHa gives good advice. Schools in China and other parts of Asia pay pretty well and allow for good savings and adventures. Personally, I am a Europe girt. I worked in a school in a developing country in Europe and they paid my rent. The cost of living was very low and we had lots of access to travel. We were able to save quite a bit.
IsItFriday?
You can have a number of plans.
But your main goal should simply be to move to a school district which pays more. Based on your numbers, may I sugggest that you seek a move which gives you at least a 25% gross pay raise.
First, identify the states and districts to which you are interested in moving, which will also give you the ne...See More
But your main goal should simply be to move to a school district which pays more. Based on your numbers, may I sugggest that you seek a move which gives you at least a 25% gross pay raise.
First, identify the states and districts to which you are interested in moving, which will also give you the ne...See More
Feb 27, 2019
iowatoabroadhopeful
Congrats on the interview! I've been interviewed twice, and never heard back negatively or positively. After about two weeks, I kind of assumed. I hope that's not the case for you! Keep us posted!
haha
It can vary wildly from days to months. In general, two weeks seems fairly typical. You would think that for an opening this year they would be in a hurry to get it filled but you never know. All you can do is try the principal or HR and see if someone will give you an answer. Otherwise, expect the worst and hope for the best.
Feb 23, 2019
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