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Oct 15, 2006
I am currently getting my masters in NY for art education
I will be done this coming May. I will be moving to Rhode
Island where my boyfriend lives. I am hearing from this
chat group that it is difficult to get a job in RI as a
teacher. Is this true? Does it help to have a Masters
degree in art ed.? If anybody knows, please let me know.
Thanks.
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Try sending out resumes in May-- especially to charter schools.
Check out ridoe.net to see all of the schools in RI-- also, like
someone else said, try MA or CT. MA is always in need of teachers.