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Jun 13, 2006
I am a college graduate with a BA in History. I would like to
relocate within a year and a half to NH from Orlando. Are
there any districts in particular that frequently hire teachers?
I have no real preferences as to where I would live. Also, I
will have a year of teaching experience plus six months as a
long-term substitute under my belt. Will this be enough? I'm
not sure how easy alternative III is to actually complete. Any
feedback?
PS- I've read that response that seems to keep on being
copied over and over again about the real state of things
regarding the hiring of teachers..does anyone else agree?
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The Seacoast area is great. Dover is always hiring and
there are many other high schools in the area (portsmouth,
durham/lee/madbury) plus private schools.
On 6/13/06, Megan G. wrote:
> I am a college graduate with a BA in History. I would
like to
> relocate within a year and a half to NH ...See More