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Oct 9, 2009
I am interested in a job I accessed on a public school districts web site. However, the listing is for a Title I teacher and the location is at a Catholic school in the area. I am wondering if the public district is providing the Title I services to the school? I have not ever seen a private school designated as Title I.
Anyway, I would like to apply for the position, but not sure if I should send the application to the superintendent of the public district or the principal of the school...I am planning on sending to both, just wondered if anyone could clarify what is could be going on here as I am very curious!
Dale D
Our small Catholic school in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles is a designated Title I school, and has been for many years. The teacher is employed by the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). She follows their schedule and is totally supervised by LAUSD. LAUSD, several years ago, brought in a mobile trailer unit and "rents" the land on which i...See More
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