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I am newly licensed in NM, and a brand-new teacher, but I am
still living out of state. We are relocating this summer.
I want to know more info about librarians in NM. I see on
the NMPED site that I could work as a librarian with either
a license endorsement or the library coursework. Have you
seen schools hire an teacher with limited experience and no
masters, but has the license endorsement? I am trying to
figure out my quickest path to eligibility for librarian jobs.
I am newly licensed in NM, and a brand-new teacher, but I am
still living out of state. We are relocating this summer.
I want to know more info about librarians in NM. I see on
the NMPED site that I could work as a librarian with either
a license endorsement or the library coursework. Have you
seen schools hire an teacher with limited experience and no
masters, but has the license endorsement? I am trying to
figure out my quickest path to eligibility for librarian jobs.
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