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Dec 18, 2005
I just "retired" from teaching in Southern California. I
have my Highly Qualified HOUSSE paper, a sealed copy of my
transcripts from my University, two letters of
recommendation from former Administrators I worked with, my
ESL papers (plus I'm sort of billingual for Spanish.) And a
desire to work in Los Lunas or the surrounding area which
would be close to home for me. We moved here about a month
ago.
What would be a good time to start looking?
How do I go about looking in this state? Online? Where do I
go? I taught 1st and 2nd. grade for 20 years. I have worked
scripted programs (Direct Instruction and Open Court.)
If I decide to accept a contract and not sub, will I have
to take any exams or will my California Clear Credential
and CBEST be enough?
Thanks!
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