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Mar 10, 2017
SpedTeacher74
I'm in the same situation as my "letter of intent" is on my desk and due back by March 17th stating whether or not I intend to return next year. Our contracts are supposed to be signed sometime in April.
happyteacher
Our letter of intent was due in January, but contracts don't get signed until June and they can be broken without penalty until mid July. However, I live in a HUGE military area, so our population is transient and many teachers in the district are navy/army/marine spouses so they can't really punish people for having to move.
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In general, it would be a bad idea to give up a current position on the mere possibility of getting hired by DoDDS in any given year. The odds are just too stacked against even the most qualified candidate with the most sought after certifications.
You might want to let your admin know that you have applied with DoDDS and a once in a lifet...See More
You might want to let your admin know that you have applied with DoDDS and a once in a lifet...See More
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PS. If it is a concern for you, it might be worth your peace of mind to invest the time and energy (and money) in getting certified in another state. That would be relatively easy/cheap to do in some states, depending on your education and experience. Also some states have relatively few (if any) re certification requirements. That way if the worst...See More
infiniti4
My district will allow you to get out of your contract without penalty until mid July. Obviously, it is different within different districts/states. When I accepted my position January 4th, I informed my principal (who is a retired Marine) of my intentions and he was extremely supportive. I have been transparent with my administration throughout th...See More
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