A guide for new English teachers in title 1 schools
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Apr 7, 2011
I also remember that if you are open to all options that the Diocese of Washington, D.C. has a web site that lists all teaching and administrative options. I would think it would also be true in Baltimore. The pay would not be as high, but then again the discipline might not be as tough, and it could be a foot in the door.
If you are in special education and up for a challenge or a related therapist, St. Coletta School in Washington DC often has openings at any time as it is an 11-month school for commuting students serving those with challenging disabilities. It does have a beautiful setting and is on the metro right opposite RFK.
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