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Aug 2, 2004
Hi! I am a teacher in Florida and I would like to relocate
to Seattle or its surroundings. How is teaching like there?
Here, Jeb Bush is destroying education with its FCAT
mandatory testing. How is employment?Benefits?Which area is
good?Renting?Living? or any other advice. Thank you.
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Seattle is a great place to live. I have left temporarily
to go to graduate school but I definately plan on
returning. People will tell you it's expensive to live in
Seattle but its not. Because the city is compact it's easy
to get around and you will hardly need to drive saving lots
on gas. The electric...See More