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Mar 2, 2008
Hi there!
My husband is moving to Gillette and I'm following him
once the school year is over where we live. I'm hoping to
get a job there next fall, but right now it looks like
most of the job postings are K-6, and I'm only certified
for 7-12.
Do any of you teach in the Gillette area? Would you say it
is a good/bad/average place to teach? I've heard that the
schools are kind of sports-obsessed, but that's true of
many schools in the Midwest/Western states.
How difficult is it to get your teaching certificate from
another state recognized in Wyoming?
Just curious! I'll be glad for any information you can
offer :)
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