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Oct 24, 2004
Hi all.
I'm actually not planning on moving to Oregon after I
finish grad school, but I was still curious how the
teacher employment situation is going. Two years ago, I
had hoped to move there, but no more! I'm actually moving
to a state where they NEED teachers and are even offering
incentives. Still, Oregon will always be my "first love."
:) So, any improvements? Or are teachers with PhDs still
working in retail? :)
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Las Vegas, Nevada is hiring. This year alone the state hired approximately 2,000
new teachers. The pay is ok and the cost of living is rising daily. Still, it is a state to
consider.
On 1/01/05, Dennis wrote:
> So WHAT state are teachers actually needed?
> I'm in Hawaii where teachers are need...See More