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Jan 14, 2004
I am a Spanish bilingual teacher that is fully certified in
elementary, middle school and now I have applied to
provisional certification in ESL/ Special education
Highschool teaching. Currently, the new English immersion
law and budget cuts has displaced thousands of teachers in
the state of Massachusetts. I would be interested in
knowing more about employment opportunities in your state.
It would be helpful to know more about school working
conditions, support for world languages and global
education, and certification process for out-of state
employees. I would be interested in knowing more about your
experiences and views in the area of bilingual education
and its future around the country.
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