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Aug 7, 2008
laural
On 8/07/08, Jane wrote: > I have an interview with Harford County schools. Does > anyone know if it is necessary to bring a portfolio? When I > have interviewed before, no one has ever even looked at it. What I did was send them to the principal a few days before my interview and called to make sure they got it. This gives them time to loo...See More
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Harford ounty principals do not request portfolios, Baltimore County principals usually don't look at them either.
On 8/07/08, Jane wrote: > I have an interview with Harford County schools. Does > anyone know if it is necessary to bring a portfolio? When I > have interviewed before, no one has ever even looked at it.
On 8/07/08, Jane wrote: > I have an interview with Harford County schools. Does > anyone know if it is necessary to bring a portfolio? When I > have interviewed before, no one has ever even looked at it.
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