Middle school science in SC
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Jun 4, 2008
i have recently been offered a job to teach in south
carolina, with options either richland or fairfield county.
i am a bit curious about things that pertains to salary,
housing terms, is it more white or black population, how
about the ratio of filipinos working there as teachers,
class size (what is the average ratio of teacher to
students), and what good benefits to expect... please
advise..
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Richland and Fairfield county's are predominately African
Americans students. You may be dealing with a lot of inner
city kids or kids from rural areas. Your salary is based on
your education level and years of experience. Remember
there are a lot of behavior problems in these two areas.
The cost of livi...See More