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Nov 2, 2006
Hi, I'm just finishing my BFA and 'am interested in
becoming a substitute art teacher in both elementary and
middle schools here in Rhode Island. Do I need a regular
teaching certificate? I was told that I didn't necessarily
need one, and that my degree was enough if I was only going
into substituting. I had minored in Art Ed way back when,
but not sure how many of those credits I can carry over to
actually apply for a regular teaching certificate.
Thanks
J Cotton
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Hi, Jean!
I work as an art teacher at Woonsocket Middle School. The
district is always looking for good substitutes (in all
areas). I believe you can be hired as a substitute as long
as you have a college degree. Our students are great to work
with!
Rgds,
Kin
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