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Aug 18, 2007
I currently teach in a terrible district (very rough
school). I have been teaching for twelve years and passed
the NTE. Is it impossible to find art teaching jobs? It's
not easy here in NY. When we relocate, I'm not even sure I
want to continue teaching, but would like to keep my
options open. Does anyone know how New Mexico schools
compare to NYC public schools?? I have done very basic
research - I would appreciate any and all feedback! Thank
you so very much!
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Well, I don't think "inner-city" Albuquerque is as rough as
inner-city NYC. It's a high poverty state, but there doesn't
seem to be the same rumor of violence.
As to whether you can get an art job, I really don't think it
would be easy, but also maybe not impossible. Are you willing
to work at a charte...See More