Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Jul 10, 2006
Hi,
I was wondering how easy it is getting a grade 5 or g
teaching position in middle or southern VT. I have my VT
teaching license and have HQT status with a level II
license. I moved to NC to see what the warm weather was
like and the summers are tooooooo hot for me and my family.
They miss skiing and would love to restart the sport. I
have 4 years teachng experience teaching in the beautiful
state. Anyone know the best way to get hired? I've also
applied to School Spring. Thanks for your help.
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