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Aug 3, 2011
A superintendent once told me he would rather hire a "mature" teacher opposed to a recent grad, as we bring life-experience.
But what I am seeing is the recent grads getting the interviews and the jobs.
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bob smith
Spread your wings into charter schools, private schools, community colleges, adjunct positions, start apply to NY, Conn, and PA. Sub in two or three other school districts. I know it is tough out there. But the best thing is to keep you and your resume very exposed to many school districts as possible. Use Facebook!!!!.
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