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Jun 18, 2004
I'm new to the DC area - can anyone suggest a good teacher
supply store in the district? I live in SE if there are
any you might suggest that are close by. Thanks in advance!
Jun 26, 2004
They kept asking why I would want to teach for DC schools,
like it was something they couldn't believe I would really
want to do. Guess they wanted to be sure I knew what I was
getting myself into!
I'm excited!
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levelhead
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I realized I spelled underprivileged wrong.
I realized I spelled underprivileged wrong.
levelhead
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They offered me a job then they took it away. Very undecisive and
unorganized school system. Please void what I said about the DC system
because they royally suck.
They offered me a job then they took it away. Very undecisive and
unorganized school system. Please void what I said about the DC system
because they royally suck.
Jul 7, 2004
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Jul 12, 2004
The U.S Census Bureau is searching for teachers who meet
certain criteria to participate in the Teacher Follow Up
survey (TFS) -- a nationally representative sample survey
that looks at teacher movement within the labor force. The
respondents will need access to a computer with internet
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Joyce Farmer
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For Teacher Survey, contact Joyce Farmer at 301-763-4922 or
forward email to joyce.a.[email removed]
For Teacher Survey, contact Joyce Farmer at 301-763-4922 or
forward email to joyce.a.[email removed]
Joyce Farmer
/blockquote>
For Teacher Survey, contact Joyce Farmer at 301-763-4922 or
forward email to joyce.a.[email removed]
For Teacher Survey, contact Joyce Farmer at 301-763-4922 or
forward email to joyce.a.[email removed]
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There is a teacher supply store on Riggs Road in northeast DC.
The store is in a small shopping centers just beyond the
intersection of Riggs Road and South Dakota Avenue.
Also there's a store in Landover, Maryland (in a shopping
center with Target & Loews) at the intersection of Landover
Road (Rou...See More