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Sep 6, 2005
I am an ESL teacher in Wisconsin. My family may relocate
to Nashua or Manchester next year. I see that both schools
have ESL programs, and Manchester seems to have more
students. I also read an enrollment projection report put
out by NH Dept. Ed forecasting troubles ahead with a
decline in enrollment and expensive bonds from past
expansion to pay off. A colleague who used to work in
Nashua said the school is facing budget problems and nearly
laid off teachers last year.
Do you have any idea how vulnerable teachers are to layoffs
in your state? Is the city of Manchester better off than
Manchester?
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