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Jun 19, 2006
So is the outlook for finding a job in Santa Fe really as
bleak as it sounds in the papers/news? Is there or will
there be any hope in the near future? Can anyone who has
some experience in Education please let me know your
opinion on this? Does this type of thing occur regularly
where districts say they have no money but then end up
being ok in the long run?
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A few years back the Santa Fe school district's business
office was taken over by the state for losing a bunch of
money. I don't think it was theft so much as incompetence.
Their money problems may be money bungling. More importantly,
I'd check the cost of housing. That's what teachers I've
known complain ab...See More