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Jul 3, 2018
I have a Bachelors degree in Politics and History and my TESOL Certificate. I am currently getting my Montessori AMI teaching license and Masters in Montessori Education (3-6 year olds). I will also be getting my State teaching license in several subjects ( Eleme...See More
haha
To start with your last question, it relatively uncommon that newly minted teachers with no experience get hired with DoDEA. When it does happen, it is more likely to be in a high needs or niche field (e.g. Secondary Math, Culinary Arts, Visually Impaired, etc.) or some strange combination of required certs that a new teacher happens to have (e.g. ...See More
Jun 30, 2018
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Icanread
I hit enter too soon... so if you owe $1000, they will split it between paychecks, taking no more than 15% of one check at a time.
HelpOthers
Any time a debt collection is pulled by DFAS from your check, they keep it to 15% of your available income or something like that. I do not even think it includes the part of your income that pays for your housing, etc.
Apr 11, 2018
I suppose I have a few questions since I am not familiar with DoDEA in the Pacific reg...See More
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H
Thank you so much for sharing! Wow! Congrats on your marriage. What an exciting, busy year!
HelpOthers
I agree again with haha. Don't worry about the housing until you are there. Get to know the area, your school (in case that changes too), and determine what activities and clubs and possibly husband's potential employment before choosing a place to live. Being near a train station is more of a blessing than you can imagine. However, you don't want ...See More
Jun 29, 2018
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southernteach
Oh okay! Gotcha. Thanks!
missc
Hi, I lived on the German bases as a child and was a product of DoDEA schools (and I was just given an offer for a teaching position in Japan *AHHHH* stoked).
The base I mostly grew up on (attended all three schools during three different moves, ES, MS, HS ) was Heidelberg but unfortunately this closed down.
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The base I mostly grew up on (attended all three schools during three different moves, ES, MS, HS ) was Heidelberg but unfortunately this closed down.
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Jul 1, 2018
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joseybear
So it doesn't have to happen at the time of hire? Or the start of the school year? ASL? Is that an internal form?
Ida
Correct to both. The form is internal and you can do it whenever you finish the credit. If you know at time of hire send in the transcripts but if you are like once class short, you can do it as soon as you take it.
Jun 5, 2018
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HelpOthers
SLT-T, Stateside also hire SLP assessors that do not have case loads. It depends on the needs of that complex.
haha
It depends. Generally an SLP will be shared between at least two schools. A good size complex could have two SLP's, plus an assessor.
SLP's work at the ES, MS and HS level.
SLP's work at the ES, MS and HS level.
Jun 30, 2018
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HelpOthers
There is a possibility if you go to a location where students with more severe needs are served that the school would benefit from these skills, but not sure if they would ask you to provide them as a special education teacher or as a PE teacher. Either way, your pay would be the same and if you can get PE certified... who knows?
Evelyn
Thanks, haha and Mary. I definitely see how it could make me an asset in certain settings, but otherwise, not very useful. I think I'll look into other areas to add on.
Jun 30, 2018
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haha
Yes, and check whether a PO Box would actually do what you want it to do in Washington. In FL for example a PO Box is not acceptable and you need to show bills, voter registration, etc. to renew your Driver's License, etc.
Do you have any friends you could prevail upon to at least let you get mail there?
Do you have any friends you could prevail upon to at least let you get mail there?
Happy Teacher
Great points. I will double check about all of that. Thanks!
Jun 25, 2018
Therefore I want to share what my communication process has been like thus far - both to help others and hopefully get some comparisons/...See More
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Cdub
First of all, Mary is indeed correct; You should discuss your interest with the collegues you choose, and ask for them to watch for the emailed evals. Your EAS account is not considered complete without them, so you won't ever be referred for an interview without those evals having been submitted first.
All of my professional references we...See More
All of my professional references we...See More
Icanread
I thought that my references had completed the online forms, but it wasn't until after I got a tentative job offer that I realized they were missing (HR let me know). So it is possible to get referrals, interviews, and even tentative offers without having your referrals! I had a green check mark on the referral section; I guess the forms had been e...See More
Jun 20, 2018
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