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Dec 22, 2006
Every teacher is entitled to a duty-free lunch and
planning and preparation time. Except for a few minor
changes made in the 1995 rewrite of the Texas Education
Code, the statutes have essentially remained the same.
Duty-free lunch – Texas Education Code, Sec. 21.405
By law, each classroom teacher ...See More
Feb 21, 2007
Hi,
I run a private tutoring service and am looking for a
Spanish II tutor for an 11th grade student in Lincoln, RI.
My student is repeating Spanish II and was weak in Spanish
I. I am trying to help him pass.
Robert Posner
Club Z! In-Home Tutoring
[email removed]
Feb 27, 2007
Hi,
I graduated with a BS in mathematics, with minors in
chemistry, economics, and theology. I have been private
tutoring for 5 years as well. I also have been a head swim
coach for two years, and assitant volleyball, softball and
track coaches as well. Currently I am in graduate school at
for envir...See More
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In RI check the big city (Providence, Pawtucket, Warwick,
Woonsocket) districts. You'll need to contact the central office
of each district individually.
Call the placement office at Rhode Island College and find out
if there are any job fairs that they are aware of.
In RI check the big city (Providence, Pawtucket, Warwick,
Woonsocket) districts. You'll need to contact the central office
of each district individually.
Call the placement office at Rhode Island College and find out
if there are any job fairs that they are aware of.
Apr 8, 2007
I am considering a move to RI and am just finishing my CT
certification in ESOL. I have heard the RI governor bring
up the need for increased ESOL services. Has this
actually translated into jobs? What is the ESOL job
market like?
Apr 21, 2007
Hello!
My husbands job will be moving us to Rhode Island this
summer. I have 5 years of experience teaching upper
elementary and will be searching for a job. I know that
this will be tough in Rhode Island, and was just curious
if there is anything special rhode island schools are
looking for? Anything...See More
May 2, 2007
I live in Providence and have NY certification for science.
Will I be able to find a job teaching science in RI or MA?
Which is better? What are the requirements for certification?
Thanks
May 9, 2007
Does anyone have the web site that list the pay steps for
each school district in RI? I had it but can't find it!
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
May 11, 2007
I want to be an art teacher but i dont know where to
begin I have my assicicates in nursing but i aspire to
teach. I am going to talk to an advisor. i was wondering
if anybody else had reccomondations
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In Rhode Island I believe that duties, prep time, lunch, etc
are covered by the individual school district contracts with
the local union. I do not know of a district here where the
teachers are not members of either the AFT or the NEA.