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Mar 27, 2006
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The Arizona Department of Education, Exceptional Student
Services is excited to announce the First Annual Great
Arizona Teach-In. This 'One-stop shopping' event will
provide comprehensive information to current and future
education professionals. Schools from around the state
will be conducting interviews to obtain the best and
brightest to serve Arizona students. A resource room will
feature information on a wide array of education career
employment issues (finger printing, certification,
investigations, etc.) and participants will be able to
obtain comprehensive information, all under one roof.
In the expo center, Arizona colleges and universities will
be on hand to provide information on programs and
resources for participants. Schools from around the state
will provide information on career opportunities, and
vendors will have the opportunity to promote products to
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I know this is an old post but....maybe you'd KEEP the best
and brightest if you PAID us decently.
On 3/27/06, Anthony M. Pagliuca wrote:
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