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How is the early intervention system in SC?
My hubby just applied for a science position in Charleston.
Can someone please tell me what the school district is like and the cost of living? We live in Western New York.
by Just Wondering
Aug 20, 2009
I'm just trying to figure out something here. I taught in GA, and due to NCLB, like in all of the states, you are required to be "Highly Qualified." Basically, whatever subject you taught, you had to be certified. So, I've been hearing from some of my friends who teach in SC how many teachers who were hired for this school year do not have certific...See MoreI'm just trying to figure out something here. I taught in GA, and due to NCLB, like in all of the states, you are required to be "Highly Qualified." Basically, whatever subject you taught, you had to be certified. So, I've been hearing from some of my friends who teach in SC how many teachers who were hired for this school year do not have certification. This is mostly due to the fact that they couldn't find teachers over the summer, they backed out last minute, or they simply quit (yes, after the second day of the beginning of the school year). But especially in the areas of math, science, and language arts, is it a stipulation that if they do hire an uncertified teacher, that teacher must receive certification within a specified time frame? Thanks for any help in this.
What is happening in your schools? Yesterday, we got a strongly worded email that advised us to be at our duty posts on time or to contact a colleague to cover for us. This is unpaid duty that is either 35 minutes before school, during one's lunch, or after school. Unpaid duty.
This year, we also have been told that we will have limited s...See MoreWhat is happening in your schools? Yesterday, we got a strongly worded email that advised us to be at our duty posts on time or to contact a colleague to cover for us. This is unpaid duty that is either 35 minutes before school, during one's lunch, or after school. Unpaid duty.
This year, we also have been told that we will have limited subs. So, if we exceed our sick days (something like 4 sick days) we will have to give up our planning to cover for each other. Nothing better to build strong relationships--all those teachers with sick kids are going to be in trouble.
This is in addition to the normal, horrid stuff. I think I will be heading to a union state soon.
I have already started a teaching position, but have been offered another position which is in a better school and county. Simply, what can be done to break my current contract with out my certification being suspended for one year?
Are the York County Schools good to teach in? Is York County a nice place to live, especially Fort Mill?
by Maria Luisa Retana
Aug 29, 2009
Good Morning SC. Principals, librarians, teachers, and events’ coordinators, For the 2009-2010 school year High Desert Productions recommends booking six months prior to your desired date. Our busiest time of the year is from January-May. Therefore been the first semester of the traditional school year more flexible. We are also available to pres...See MoreGood Morning SC. Principals, librarians, teachers, and events’ coordinators, For the 2009-2010 school year High Desert Productions recommends booking six months prior to your desired date. Our busiest time of the year is from January-May. Therefore been the first semester of the traditional school year more flexible. We are also available to present our workshops during the summer months to year around schools, libraries’ settings and summer programs within the 50 states. Our workshops can be done in a bilingual format, english and spanish. We are equipped to offer our workshops in a classroom setting as well as an assembly setting.
Best Regards, Maria Luisa Retana author
How are things in the great Confederate state of SC? Ya'll should check out the NC chatboard- great debates flyn'!
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