Yes; your school should have submitted its plan by Nov. 1. The money is usually released after all the high school scores have been verified or corrected. What one school's disputed scores have to do with another school is beyond me, but I think it's just a way for the state to hold on to the money longer.
Last year we didn't get ours until almost Spring Break, which was in March.
Yes; your school should have submitted its plan by Nov. 1. The money is usually released after all the high school scores have been verified or corrected. What one school's disputed scores have to do with another school is beyond me, but I think it's just a way for the state to hold on to the money longer.
Last year we didn't get ours until almost Spring Break, which was in March.
P.W.On 11/08/16, Shwetha wrote: > I am seriously considering making the switch to teaching. > I have worked as a lawyer for over 6 years and have > been thinking about switching to teaching for over 2 > years. I have experience tutoring, but it was from a long > time ago. I have applied to fldoe for my statement of > eligibility and I...See MoreOn 11/08/16, Shwetha wrote: > I am seriously considering making the switch to teaching. > I have worked as a lawyer for over 6 years and have > been thinking about switching to teaching for over 2 > years. I have experience tutoring, but it was from a long > time ago. I have applied to fldoe for my statement of > eligibility and I am going to sign up for a certification > course. I have applied to substitute teaching positions but > I am wondering what else I should do while waiting for my > temporary certificate. I am not sure if my undergraduate > and law school credits will help me meet subject area > requirements. What steps should I take to get a teaching > job? I am interested in teaching middle grades science (I > was an astrophysics major before switching to pre- law) STOP....COME TO YOUR SENSES.....Do you know that in the 2013-2014 9 Teachers in the US were either Stabbed or Shot at school.....how many lawyers were shot or stabbed during that time frame? Middle school is the worse....I would not teach Middle School for $80,000! In Marion County, Ocala...substitute teachers are paid a big $70 per day....My God...reconsider...Teacher Education Programs in Universities are down over 50&37;....the teacher shortage is so bad in Texas for Charter Schools, all that is required is a GED to be a teacher....In fact in Florida...you do not need to be a college graduate by State Law......move to a different speciality of Law but my God...not teaching.
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floridanewbiei have come to realize I do not think there is a teaching shortage either. I have been to two different recruiting fairs that had 1000 attendees. A district nearby me that the Superintendent says has a critical teaching shortage and next year he will recruit more out of state, I have 27 applications in on jobs for that district and have never got a...See Morei have come to realize I do not think there is a teaching shortage either. I have been to two different recruiting fairs that had 1000 attendees. A district nearby me that the Superintendent says has a critical teaching shortage and next year he will recruit more out of state, I have 27 applications in on jobs for that district and have never got a call. I do check the sites every day, but I have only gotten one in person interview and a few phone interviews in which they were interviewing all day, and I was not selected. It is very hard not to get discouraged and I did see people cry at the last teacher fair when they did not get called for an on site interview, for which I got one. >>> >>> >>>> >>>> I am not sure where you live, but Earth Science is good >>>> because you can also teach Physical Science, so if a >>>> job is posted for that you can apply. Biology is in the >>>> most demand because it is State tested. They hire >>>> throughout the year as teachers will leave (or get >>>> fired) so I checked everyday the county websites I >>>> wanted to work in. Just get experience. It may not be >>>> in the school you want, but once you are an employee, >>>> it is easier to move around. Subbing is a great option. >>>> Good luck. >>>> >>> >>> I don't believe there is a shortage of HS or MS math and >>> science teachers in Florida at all. Especially math >>> teachers have difficult time to find an assignment. I >>> teach in West > Palm >>> SD. >> We had a tech opening all year that was staffed by a long >> term sub and never filled. >> >> I do believe that chemistry is a high need area in FL. >> >> I'm not trying to give anyone false hopes. My D-I-L was a > career >> changer; had her master's in Public Admin and undergrad >> in Ply Sci. She got a high school Am.History job. She >> passed the subject area test but is still having >> difficulty in the > professional >> area. She said there were lots of questions about child >> development, behavior management, etc. which she didn't >> have the background for because she had never taken >> classes in those areas. Those areas are included in an >> Education degree, that was all I was saying. > > Yes, a week before school starts and they say we are still > 150 teachers short! Many districts are still hiring.
Yes; your school should have submitted its plan by Nov. 1. The money is usually released after all the high school scores have been verified or corrected. What one school's disputed scores have to do with another school is beyond me, but I think it's just a way for the stat...See More