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Apr 26, 2006
I read two posts in Oct about substitute teaching and find
you only need a 4 year degree. I am a college professor
with a PhD but I am considering trying to sub 1-2 times a
week (or of course, when I get called). How do I find out
about opportunities? Is there some sort of list you can
join. Do you conta...See More
May 10, 2006
I currently live in New York, I finished my masters degree
in general and special ed and I am working on my Masters
in Literacy. Are schools in NH going to hire someone from
NY? I've applied to about 10 schools and have heard
nothing and I am getting discouraged....
May 13, 2006
Is there tenure in North Carolina??? How long does it take
if so?
May 14, 2006
I"m currently a high school physics and chemistry teacher in
NJ contemplating a move further north to New Hampshire.
What are the chances of getting a teaching position in New
Hampshire? What are the good things about teaching in New
Hampshire? What are the bad things?
Thanks for your input in advance...See More
May 15, 2006
Columnist compiles collection of works
BOOKINGS: MARY O. BRADLEY
Sunday, May 07, 2006
Bill Roddey of Lewistown has collected his humor columns,
poetry and short stories in a 208-page book titled "Bald
Ain't Beautiful" (PublishAmerica, $19.95).
Roddey drew upon a newspaper humor column he has writ...See More
May 18, 2006
Hi,
I'm from Québec city and i'm looking for a teacher job in
New Hampshire. I just finish my Bachelor in early
education. I'm also able to teach french to middle school
and high school students. I know that i need to be sponsor
to work in the us. If there some people who knows how i
can be sponsor b...See More
May 21, 2006
Are there any job fairs in New Hampshire coming up???
Are any schools in need of teachers? We are desperatly
trying to move, but I haven't even gotten one interview
and I've sent out about 15 resumes...Help!
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Just the superintendant's office of the district(s) that you
would like to sub in, and they will put you on thier sub
list. You will need to be fingerprinted if you have not
been already.
Good luck
On 4/26/06, Michele wrote:
> I read two posts in Oct about substitute teaching and find
> you ...See More