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May 25, 2006
I am a social studies certified teacher, looking to get
out of urban teaching, and to live somewhere more laid
back, rural, and safer. I am considering teaching in
Kentucky, and I noticed that there are quite a bit of
positions available throughout the state. Does anybody
know anything about teaching in the state, which area(s)
are better to live/teach, and is there really a demand for
teachers there?
Thanks!
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On 9/30/06, Karen wrote:
> On 5/25/06, John wrote:
>> I am a social studies certified teacher, looking to get
>> out of urban teaching, and to live somewhere more laid
>> back, rural, and safer. I am considering teaching in
>> Kentucky, and I noticed that there are quite a bit ...See More