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Oct 25, 2006
I am graduating in May from New York with a B.S. in Early
Childhood Education (birth - 2nd grade). I am from New
Hampshire and plan to move back up. My predicament is that
I am not an ordinary student, and I need to find employment
pretty soon, even though I have one semester left. I am 27
with a wife and two young boys and need to move two weeks
after I graduate (we live on-campus, married housing). I
have a 4.0 in my education courses and would like to teach
kindergarten, first grade, or second grade. If anyone knows
how they can help me, or have any advice, I'm all ears.
Thanks.
Thom Smith
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There are districts that always have openings. They include
Claremont, Rochester, Fall Mountain, Mascoma, Newport,
Manchester. I suggest applying to them and watch for
openings. Go to [link removed]
Good luck!