DSAP placement only for public schools?
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May 16, 2008
I am moving to CT and have applied to lots of schools for
a high school math job. Where I live now, it is easy to
find a math job. It is much more difficult up there. I
have a MEd and am National Board Certified so I will be
given a full professional certificate. I also have 16
years experience and I can coach. Is it early still for
places to be hiring? Do they prefer to hire new teachers
that they can pay less? I have had a few calls and
interviews, but not a lot. Any suggestions?
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It is a bit early -- many districts have not yet passed
their budgets and are only filling positions that are being
vacated. Budgets are usually voted on in the spring, so you
should see more positions advertised soon.
Math is on the recently released list of shortage areas in
CT. Given the need an...See More