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Just curious, is there a permanent teaching license for Ohio educators? I have permanent certification in NY but will I have to renew my Ohio license every five years?
Can anyone tell me how to find out starting pay or see the pay scale of a catholic school in New York?
I think this is interesting. Please take a couple of minutes to complete this survey. It might help with something you need done in the future.
You can write me for the results at the middle of May. [link removed]
Thank you, Anice
by A video answer in eight minutes
Apr 19, 2009
Scroll to the bottom and watch the video clip. (You can read the article if you want; I found the video very telling. It was created by a New York Times reporter.)
Example-Vincent Price reading The Landing Of The Pilgrim Fathers, Thanksgiving Day, Paul Revere's Ride, The Village Blacksmith, The Star-Spangled Banner, The House By The Side Of The Road, Trees, The Barefoot Boy, A Visit From St. Nicholas, O Captain ! My Captain, Jesse James, Casey At The Bat, Casey Jones, The New Colossus, Chicago, America For Me...See MoreExample-Vincent Price reading The Landing Of The Pilgrim Fathers, Thanksgiving Day, Paul Revere's Ride, The Village Blacksmith, The Star-Spangled Banner, The House By The Side Of The Road, Trees, The Barefoot Boy, A Visit From St. Nicholas, O Captain ! My Captain, Jesse James, Casey At The Bat, Casey Jones, The New Colossus, Chicago, America For Me, In Flanders Fields, America The Beautiful and many many more read by Helen Hayes, Thomas Mitchell, Alexander Scourby, Agne Moorehead, Orsen Wells and Mike Whorf (ALL FREE) You will need a cd player and I wil need an address. Marshall Raftery (retired teacher)
Greetings, I am coming back to teaching after taking a couple of years off for a Master's Degree and am wondering what the hiring prospects are in Ohio.
Thanks!
OK, maybe it's a rhetorical rant, but my husband went to a job fair on April 2. He dropped resumes with THE 4 districts hiring for his position. He got interviews with all 4!! Yeah, he said they went VERY well, but in the end, they said, we'll be in touch.
He followed up with the 2 that actually currently have openings. And they still are...See MoreOK, maybe it's a rhetorical rant, but my husband went to a job fair on April 2. He dropped resumes with THE 4 districts hiring for his position. He got interviews with all 4!! Yeah, he said they went VERY well, but in the end, they said, we'll be in touch.
He followed up with the 2 that actually currently have openings. And they still aren't ready to schedule interviews yet. The other two said that he should look on their websites and when he sees the jobs posted, do what they tell him to do.
So, my question is: What was the purpose of the job fair? Some of these schools are going to be at 6 job fairs this spring! All for the same openings?! And I'm not sure what value the school gets out of it, or the candidates.
What did I expect? We expected that this would be a screening process and if they liked you, they would schedule you to meet with the powers that be inside the school. Maybe it is and my husband didn't make the cut? But that's not what they are saying!
What other experiences are y'all having at the job fairs? Elizabeth
by Will it really happen?
Apr 28, 2009
Hello,
Heard at a teacher meeting the the state is going to gradually reduce the number of snow days allowed. Next year, schools will be allowed 3 days without making them up (currently there are 5). The following year, 1 will be allowed, and eventually they will be phased out.
Teachers in my district have said this is an attempt ...See MoreHello,
Heard at a teacher meeting the the state is going to gradually reduce the number of snow days allowed. Next year, schools will be allowed 3 days without making them up (currently there are 5). The following year, 1 will be allowed, and eventually they will be phased out.
Teachers in my district have said this is an attempt to increase the number of school days without increasing teacher pay. This will work for 5 days.
What do you think? We typically use the 5 days, because we do get bad winter storms. They are already built into the school calendar, so if we don't use them...essentially the teachers are working without compensation.
Teachers that are talking about it have speculated that we will have "built in" makeup days. So, if we have a snow day, a day like Martin Luther King Day would be one that we would have to attend school.
What do you think? Has anyone heard anything?
by Link to an article
Apr 28, 2009
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I apologize....I was wrong about the gradual decline of snow days. We will be allowed 1 rather than 0 in the coming years.
I need to take the Praxis II (0014) El. Ed. Content Knowledge. If anyone has taken it, is it difficult to pass and what is the best way to prepare for it? Do most people pass on the first trial?
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Teachers who earned their permanent certificates by Sep 1, 2003 are able to keep their permanent certificate for life. We don't have to convert to licenses; we don't have to worry about LPDC/IPDP requirements; and we don't have to renew every five years. Anyone who did not have a permanent cer...See More