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Oct 26, 2007
Sad this board is so negative. Sad that qualified teachers
are having such a hard time getting a job, and if this
board is used as a measure, it seems to be state wide. I
moved here 19 years ago from Georgia. That was of course
before the days of NCLB and highly qualified so I did not
have such a hard time. Also I was special ed and that seems
to be an easier area. Is there anything nice to say about
teaching or trying to teach in Alabma? Anyone out there
have a good experience at all? In anyway? Bo
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Alabama (atleast in the county in which I live) has made it
practically impossible to hire transfers from other states.
It's sad for me after so many years of teaching to be
sitting at home for the first time in my life. I interviewed
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