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Jun 30, 2009
My question is.... In New Jersey you apply to a specific district (town). An old college roommate of mine teaches in MD and she said that you apply to the county. How does it work in Maryland? In New Jersey you choose which towns you want to apply to...but it sounds like in Maryland you don't have much say.
Both my boyfriend and I went to colleges in Maryland (MSMU for me and UMD for him). Before I began teaching I moved to Maryland a few years and lived in Baltimore and Columbia. So I'm somewhat familiar with the area, but I know nothing about the state's education system.
Thanks for the input!
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