Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Jan 30, 2007
I’m originally from NH and relocated to Santa Fe, New Mexico
because NM advertised they needed teachers desperately.
There are no jobs here. I have my NH certification, but the
only experience I have under my belt is student teaching.
Which districts are first year teacher friendly? I want to
come home.
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Most likely in Manchester and Nashua where there are a
mixture of local and flatlander teachers. The farther north
you go, such as the North Country, though a lovely area, is
solidly local run and unfriendly to outsiders which is a
shame due to the fact that students suffer from lack of
better educated a...See More