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Aug 9, 2007
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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I've heard it's awfully hard to get a job in WI, people have
been trying for years. I think the special ed, math,
science teachers are getting some luck though!
On 8/09/07, Jay W wrote:
> Greetings, I wish everyone who reads this has had a good
> summer. I am considering a move to the Northern ...See More