Relocating to Hawaii in December(?)
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Aug 16, 2005
Hi! One of my family members was in Hawaii this month and
met an old friend for coffee. The friend is involved in
deaf education so the conversation turned to the effects of
the No Child Left Behind law.
The friend said that there were a lot of teaching positions
available because, evidently, the law specifies (or Hawaii
has determined) that their teachers must now have a BA or
BS in the subject they are teaching as well education
credits at the post-grad level.
The friend said that a delegation from Maui (I think) would
be in Texas in December to recruit teachers.
My daughter-in-law was born in Honolulu and she and my son (
they're both engineers)moved there recently. It would be
great to be closer to my two young grandchildren, so I'm
wondering if the information about the job situation there
is correct. Is Hawaii really recruiting teachers from out
of state?
I have a BA in...See More
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On 8/16/05, kid magnet wrote:
> I think you'd be great as a teacher in Hawaii. I can't speak
> for the DOE, but I've been in the system and it sounds like
> you are just what they are looking for.
>
> I loved living in Hawaii, but moved back to the mainland so I
> could be closer to my...See More