Re: AP interview questions
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Jul 6, 2018
Is it too early to let my current school district know that I will be leaving?
HelpOthers
The issue really is how long it might take for the background check. You may not actually be ready to start the first day of school.
HelpOthers
If what was said below is true, you may be able to start even while awaiting the background check.
RL85
Thanks you all for your responses! I was so excited I neglected reading the post below as it appears we are in very similar situations!
Icanread
Congrats!!!
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You could have an informal talk with your principal and let them know the situation. Most people would advise against giving formal notice at this point.