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Jun 28, 2010
What is the job market like? What districts are hard to gt into and which ones should I stay away from? How are the unions? The ones in CT are terrible.
Thanks!
superteacher
The job market is not great, but having experience makes you more marketable. For sure find out about our state standards and state test. Districts in the suburbs are obviously the better ones, but Seattle itself is going through a lot of changes right now. I can't really speak for how it is to work for, but the parents seem to think that they run ...See More
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