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Person needs to be good working with lower level math
students. Email me at [email removed].
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Hey!
Wife and I taught in the coulee region of WI for twenty
years, but wanted something better for our family. Came to
Gwinnett County Georgia (gcps) and found a hidden slice of
heaven!! Got a 30% pay raise, cost of living is half of
what it is in Wisconsin, district built 32 new schools in
the last...See More/blockquote>
Hey!
Wife and I taught in the coulee region of WI for twenty
years, but wanted something better for our family. Came to
Gwinnett County Georgia (gcps) and found a hidden slice of
heaven!! Got a 30% pay raise, cost of living is half of
what it is in Wisconsin, district built 32 new schools in
the last 4 years and ALL were paid for before being built,
and due to increasing enrollment, hires 1400 new teachers
every year!! I came to the WI job fair in Madison in June
to help WI kids find jobs, and had an overwhelming response.
Check out teachgeorgia.com.
AND, in Newsweeks May 2007 issue of the top high schools in
the nation, the STATE of Wisconsin had four schools on the
list that were all centered around wealthy suburban
Milwaukee districts, while the DISTRICT I teach in had 6!!!
Kind of blows the old southern stereotypes out the window!!!
Come on down for a little Southern hospitality, that is NOT
a myth!
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Interested in joining a postcard exchange with 49 awesome
classrooms? E-mail me if it interests you.
Jennifer, TX
by Amy Sanders
Aug 6, 2007
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I am starting a post card exchange for the 2007-2008
school year. We will start mailing out postcards September
10th and have them all mailed out by April 1st. I will
email you a list of participants by August 27th with the
addresses.
I want this to be a learning experience for my students.
The...See More/blockquote>
I am starting a post card exchange for the 2007-2008
school year. We will start mailing out postcards September
10th and have them all mailed out by April 1st. I will
email you a list of participants by August 27th with the
addresses.
I want this to be a learning experience for my students.
They will experience writing addresses and they will learn
the locations and a few facts about each state. You can
send pre-made postcards or make them yourself.
Once I get the list of participants (with their school
addresses) I will mail one to everyone on the list. Each
class would send a postcard to everyone on the list. So,
by the end of the exchange, your class would send a
postcard to hopefully every state and receive one from
every state too! The real purpose is to have a fun way to
study each state.
Please keep in mind that if you decide to drop out of the
exchange, you need to let me know so the students are not
disappointed. I want this to be an awesome experience for
our students so, please sign up for our exchange.
Email me your name, address, email address, and state if
you would like to join. You can participate from any grade
level.
[email removed]
Please join!! Here are the states we still need!
Delaware
Hawaii
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
New Mexico
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Email me if you would like to join!
[email removed]
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Greetings, I wish everyone who reads this has had a good
summer. I am considering a move to the Northern IL/Southern
WI/possibly Milwaukee area within the next 3-4 years once I
have my masters' degree. I teach high school math and wish
to keep that teaching assignment for the next, perhaps,
FOREVER. (BIG SMIL...See More/blockquote>
Greetings, I wish everyone who reads this has had a good
summer. I am considering a move to the Northern IL/Southern
WI/possibly Milwaukee area within the next 3-4 years once I
have my masters' degree. I teach high school math and wish
to keep that teaching assignment for the next, perhaps,
FOREVER. (BIG SMILE) I am currently certified as such in
Illinois and on my initial certificate (four-year certificate).
I would like some general information on Wisconsin school
districts (especially around the Milwaukee/Racine/Kenosha
areas), regarding salary, working conditions, places to
avoid, and whether I could REALLY afford a house in any one
of those towns on a Masters' Degree salary.
Thanks and best wishes in the new year...J-
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All he does is post the same garbage over and over,
clogging the Texas chatboard.
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how does an idiot sound? are you really from wisconsin? people from
wisconsin are more open-minded. you must be a violent guy. i see why you
fell in love with gwinnett where they used to hang black people. mark,
you are a violent racist. you are a liar.
On 10/01/07, Mark wrote:
> On 9/30/07, ali ...See More