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Feb 14, 2007
Hello, my wife & I are looking to move to Spokane. My wife
is an elementary grade school teacher. She has taught for
many years and some of her qualifications include ESL and
Bi-Lingual (Spanish). What is the job market like for
someone like her in the Spokane and surrounding areas??
THANKS
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Salaries are lower.
Also retirement not nearly as generous a percent as California
Salaries are lower.
Also retirement not nearly as generous a percent as California
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Thank you for the response. Is there any areas OUTSIDE of
Spokane, like the surrounding towns, that may need teachers?
Also, what is the average starting pay for K-8?
On 2/18/07, still looking wrote:
> She could have a very difficult time indeed. Spokane does
> NOT have a teacher shortage...See More