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Feb 18, 2020
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IsItFriday?
There's just one school closing this year. It's last day is scheduled for June 09. It's not being combined, or constructed, or moved, or anything else. It will simply shut. The official announcement was months ago.
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Croughton?
Feb 13, 2020
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Well, HR should not be screening by age, but principals can certainly look at when someone graduated college, years of experience, etc. and get a rough idea of someone's age. I can't say that some principals might not take that into consideration when looking for new staff, positively or negatively. Many principals do want a mix of youth and experi...See More
IsItFriday?
Thee are no age restrictions.
And in my opinion it's easier to get hired as a older teacher, than as a younger teacher. The way that the referral list is created favors older teachers. Older teachers generally have more years of experience, more certs, and more advanced degrees. These are the main criteria for getting a high placement on t...See More
And in my opinion it's easier to get hired as a older teacher, than as a younger teacher. The way that the referral list is created favors older teachers. Older teachers generally have more years of experience, more certs, and more advanced degrees. These are the main criteria for getting a high placement on t...See More
Feb 4, 2020
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Feb 13, 2020
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Tough to say for certain. Generally, they reset the green checks/finalized status for everyone's EAS before/when they send out the email. So, it will all depend on the timing of that process. When in doubt, go back and check after the email comes out.
Feb 12, 2020
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It's tough to say. For any given position it is likely that there are many applicants and many/most of them are likely to have at least reasonably good evaluations, if for no other reason that many people (including admin) just go with the flow and it's easier to just give a good evaluation than have to really work up a specific negative evaluation...See More
MsU
I am fairly sure my supervisor last year sunk me for the one position I was expecting an offer for. I was in a very difficult situation. All my previous evaluations were superb. In retrospect wished had "played the game" better that year and just sucked it up. (Thank goodness I am back in a better program and have a good relationship again with my ...See More
Feb 9, 2020
Do these positions typically get filled by teachers already with DODEA first?
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Teachin
Stateside teacher here...I was not required to sign a mobility agreement because they did not pay to move me. However, an ISS I spoke with was surprised that they didn't move me since they paid to move her.
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Yes, for good or bad, "above" school level positions do seem to come with more perks than teachers receive.
What does it mean when there is a position posted separately. Are there two positions, or just one? -- this is on USA JOBS
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From what I have heard/read, the lack of LQA means you are generally not quite as well off as for other "foreign" locations, but the generally higher salary, post allowance and Post Hardship Differential(?) all can contribute to the difference in finances not being as significant as you might think. For example, my salary would likely go up by $26K...See More
MsU
Thanks for the added info! I had never seen their separate pay scale.
Feb 10, 2020
The alternative certificati...See More
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Hi. It's not that DoDEA looks down on alt. certification, it's just that most alt. pathways will not meet their specific requirements. DoDEA generally values credits on official transcripts from accredited universities more than anything else.
Even having a state certification in a given subject area will not excuse you from the college c...See More
Even having a state certification in a given subject area will not excuse you from the college c...See More
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