Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Sep 12, 2004
I'm thinking of moving away from California....to NH next
summer. I have my elementary credential (NCLB-compliant!)
and i'm wondering what the job availability is in NH. I
hope it is better than CA....I applied to 23 districts;
and CA school districts aren't small!
VIRGINIA IS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN BOTH!! LOL
/blockquote>
Move to FAIRFAX VA or LOUDOUN VA..average house is
$450,000 plus and that gets you NOTHING...2-3 bedrooms
and 1 bathroom and 1200 square feet....
On 9/20/04, ks wrote:
> On 9/18/04, hmmm... wrote:
>> Thanks for some advice! I sadly see NH as still having more
>> jobs and cheaper liv...See More
Move to FAIRFAX VA or LOUDOUN VA..average house is
$450,000 plus and that gets you NOTHING...2-3 bedrooms
and 1 bathroom and 1200 square feet....
On 9/20/04, ks wrote:
> On 9/18/04, hmmm... wrote:
>> Thanks for some advice! I sadly see NH as still having more
>> jobs and cheaper liv...See More
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