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Jan 19, 2008
I am currently teaching at a school in southern alabama. I
live in norther alabama. I drive 100 miles to work
everyday, just had a baby, and I live in a different time
zone. I have found a school the is about 15 miles from my
home that needs a math teacher starting now. Any
suggestions on how to go about getting out of contracn.
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Pay off your contract even if it means your broke for a
while...(can't be worse than the gas money you'll spend). 15%
of what your due is pretty standard. It is not a good idea to
pass up a job opportunity near home.
On 1/19/08, Mathteach wrote:
> I am currently teaching at a school in southern alab...See More