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Jun 11, 2006
I am one year away from my CA credential and had planned to
move to Portland but I've been hearing such bad reports on
the situation there so I am looking into Vancouver and areas
around Portland. Can anyone offer me any useful advise or
tips for getting a WA credential from a CA credential? I
know OR has almost direct reciprocity but I don't know
anything about Washington. How's the job market in the area?
What kind of salary can I expect in my first year? Thanks
for the help!
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Due to the fact that teaching jobs, especially elementary,
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