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Nov 22, 2006
hey all! I am a graduate of Franklin Pierce with a degree
in English.. I am living in Keene and am starting post-
baccalaureate teacher certification program at Keene State
in fall 2007.. until then, I am looking for any subbing
work or teacher's aiding work.. (partly for the experience
and partly because...See More
Nov 22, 2006
I was in a resident teacher program in Maryland. is there
such a program in NH??
Nov 22, 2006
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I Need a copy of a teacher morale or school survey.This
survey will be used to identify if teachers feel
appreciated, respected, and if they feel supported by
their administrators. I will use this survey at my
school to help administrator determine if our school has low
teacher morale. Please help!
I Need a copy of a teacher morale or school survey.This
survey will be used to identify if teachers feel
appreciated, respected, and if they feel supported by
their administrators. I will use this survey at my
school to help administrator determine if our school has low
teacher morale. Please help!
Jan 9, 2007
I've been looking now for about a year. I had one
interview in North Conway. I want to move to NH more than
anything, it's my dream. Anyone know of any possible
openings? It's much appreciated.
Thanks, Jackie
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Andrew...a suggestion to those who seek NH employment
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For those of you in New Hampshire, have you considered becoming
substitute teachers in your local SAUs? This would be a sound
avenue to pursue if you want to teach FT there. Local hiring
practices and favoritism are the blocks. By being a sub, you can
get to know the inner circles who run the schools, make a...See More
For those of you in New Hampshire, have you considered becoming
substitute teachers in your local SAUs? This would be a sound
avenue to pursue if you want to teach FT there. Local hiring
practices and favoritism are the blocks. By being a sub, you can
get to know the inner circles who run the schools, make a...See More
Jan 30, 2007
I’m originally from NH and relocated to Santa Fe, New Mexico
because NM advertised they needed teachers desperately.
There are no jobs here. I have my NH certification, but the
only experience I have under my belt is student teaching.
Which districts are first year teacher friendly? I want to
come home.
Feb 6, 2007
I am looking to relocate next year to NH.
I would like to teach at any level; K-12.
I currently teach high school art in NY.
What are the odds I can find a job??
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You were just down the road from my school when you were at FPC. I suggest
you go to the SAU offices and apply for Substitute Positions. While there try to
see the Directors of SPED for those associate postions which open up at anytime
throughout the year.
BTW I got my Masters at Keene State College and...See More