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Mar 7, 2008
I just have attended a Michigan job fair and spoke to
several representatives from Kentucky. Of course they each
make their district sound the best, if its not higher pay its
cheaper cost of living, or better benefits. I am looking
into the Louisville area especially, anyone from there? Its
hard to make a decision on which to pursue, i am just
looking for some
insight into what districts you all believe to be the best
for a starting out teacher moving in from Michigan. I am a
secondary Geography major with minors in Earth/Space Science
and Biology. Any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
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On 3/07/08, Northern Grad wrote:
> I just have attended a Michigan job fair and spoke to
> several representatives from Kentucky. Of course they each
> make their district sound the best, if its not higher pay
its
> cheaper cost of living, or better benefits. I am looking
> into the Louisv...See More