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Jun 7, 2006
I'm thinking of moving to NH. not now, as I just moved
towns, but in 5-10 years. I've been to NH twice, loved it.
I currently reside in California.
I'm wondering the pros and cons of living in NH and
teaching in NH, so any info is appreciated, whether fact
or opinion! I want to know if NH is "for me". thanks!
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New Hampshire is beautiful, but its school-age population is
in decline after modest growth in the 90s, so jobs are
harder and harder to come by. If you're SPED, you might
find work, but otherwise, as an out-of-stater, you will have
a hard time competing against locals.
As for the pros and cons, the...See More