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Mar 31, 2009
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Districts have huge piles of applications and there is no way that they could interview everyone. In my area, principals chose their teachers, not the district , and they can't hire someone they don't know. Is there really an opening at the school you are interested in? Then send your resume to the principal and request an interview. But if they tr...See More
Zodea
Our local school district has you fill out an application then send a separate letter of interest for each specific job opening you want to apply for. Did you apply for that specific job or just give them a resume?
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