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Dec 17, 2007
Hey! I have heard that in the next couple years around 1/3
of the teachers are retiring in WA. I am special education
certified and I am wondering if there is need for SPED
teachers in WA? I am looking to move there and I would
like to know the teaching demand in that field for the
Seattle area. Thanks!
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There will always be a need to special ed teachers, but be warned: you have to
jump through some rediculous hoops to get certified in WA when you have
previously taught out-of-state. Start the process NOW. I lost a lot of time and
money when I moved here because I was not certified. You'll need to get the
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