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Jun 15, 2005
I will be relocating to Hawaii within a week's time, and
I'm crossing my fingers that I am able to teach with the
DOE. However, from the posts that I've read so far, I'm a
bit discouraged. How difficult (or easy) is it to get a
teaching position in Hawaii? Through word of mouth, it
seems that there's a shortage of teachers. ???? Would
going through the whole application process now (June) be
advisable? Or do most people wait until after the school
year begins so that tenured teachers have first priority?
Please help!
J.R.
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I just moved to the island of Kauai. AFTER completing an
initial screening interview in March the DOE HR person told
me it was unlikely that I would get a job because enrollment
is down on the island and few families are moving here. I
was also told that tenured teachers have first dibs on
positions. Nev...See More