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Mar 26, 2008
I am in the DROP with 4and ahalf years as of the end of
May. I am thinking about retiring and not finishing up in
next Dec. What is anyone's advice about this? Just don't
know what to do.
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Does Alabama, Mobile, more specifically, have a Reading
Recovery program? I am planning to move to Mobile soon and
I am a Reading Recovery teacher in Texas. If you do not
have this Intervention program, what do you have?
Does Alabama, Mobile, more specifically, have a Reading
Recovery program? I am planning to move to Mobile soon and
I am a Reading Recovery teacher in Texas. If you do not
have this Intervention program, what do you have?
Apr 14, 2008
Anyone out there in the DROP program? would love to talk.
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Vir Ü
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On 4/28/08, Bo wrote:
>
> As the next few years progress with DROP, you will have to let
> us know how it is going VirU. I plan on doing DROP in 3 years.
> Bo..Did not know you were in AL.....I am to!!
> On 4/19/08, Vir Ü wrote:
>> About to sign up!
On 4/28/08, Bo wrote:
>
> As the next few years progress with DROP, you will have to let
> us know how it is going VirU. I plan on doing DROP in 3 years.
> Bo..Did not know you were in AL.....I am to!!
> On 4/19/08, Vir Ü wrote:
>> About to sign up!
May 1, 2008
I will be moving to Chambers County this Spring. I
retired from teaching in Georgia and would like to teach
in Chambers County or nearby. My problem is Alabama
certification. I have heard it is a real ordeal-much more
complicated and time-consuming than in Georgia or other
southeastern states. Are there ...See More
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Leah
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I lived in Chambers County for eleven years, but worked in Opelika and my husband
was a professor at Auburn University. Usually private schools are more relaxed about
certification. It's been twelve years since I've lived there so I'm not sure what the
situation is now. Sorry I can't be of more help.
I lived in Chambers County for eleven years, but worked in Opelika and my husband
was a professor at Auburn University. Usually private schools are more relaxed about
certification. It's been twelve years since I've lived there so I'm not sure what the
situation is now. Sorry I can't be of more help.
May 6, 2008
I recently moved to the Huntsville area from out of state
and am trying to wade my way through the process of applying
for an Alabama teaching license. I have my fingerprint
cards from the Dept of Education, but I don’t know where to
go to get my fingerprints taken in this area. Can anyone
point me in the r...See More
May 9, 2008
Does anyone know if Mary Elizabeth Tyler still teaches at
Bridgeport Elem? I just returned from Iraq and she was a
dear friend that I lost touch with.
May 9, 2008
I am wondering what content area I should study for the
most?
I was told that there are only three to five grammar
questions and that is what I have concentrated on the most.
Please help!
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