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Dec 12, 2007
I am a NYS certified history teacher (my husband is a NYS
English teacher) and we are seriously thinking about moving
our family to Colorado. What I want to know is something
that only a teacher living and working in Colorado can tell
me...what is it like teaching in Colorado? What's the
salary like? What are the job opportunities like? Do you
enjoy a good lifestyle or is the salary low that you have to
do without most of the time? What's the pension plan like
and the health benefits? I know these are too many
questions, but any help/advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanx!!!
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K.H.
I have heard that Douglas County has a "test" that you have to take when you apply for a licensed position. Does anybody know what kind of test it is? I have heard it is a personality test and that you won't get a call back if you don't pass. Is this true? Thanks for your help
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Happy New Year Michele,
You are in for a shock when you see the prices of houses.
Douglas County is very expensive and you won't get a house for
under $200,000. At 200K, it will be just a modest house at that.
This is a nice website to use: [link removed]!!
I've heard some parts of Colorado Sp...See More