What are my chances of getting hired for the 2006-07 school year as a teacher after June?
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Don't know about Jersey, but there are MANY jobs in NY State.  Schools are hiring NOW.  Don't wait until you get your degree.  April is normally when schools here have their budgets in place and teachers know what they're going to do next year (leave, stay, retire, sabbatical). The best jobs will be available over the next couple of months.  From past experience, the ones that open up in August are not always in the best districts.  Go to your college's placement office, check the Sunday newspapers, and have your resume ready to go.  My job is being excessed in June, and I've already applied to MANY schools.  If you are teaching in a shortage area (math, science, languages, special ed.), you will have your pick of jobs.
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Starts Friday June 9th to Sunday July 9th 2006
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I am a second grade teacher in Corpus Christi, Tx. Sounds like a great idea. Let me know more if you haven't found anyone yet.
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good luck but you're not going to get in this. they just hired temps for the year and won't be doing so again until later unless you've got specialized skills. it takes forever to get in anyway. the link below is for government jobs.
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depends sometimes its headstart, preschool or even Kindergarten. Should ask local ISD they could help out.
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You need to get in touch with the Sate Board of Education for the state that she wants to teach in .  It will vary by each state...It's not a nationl thing.
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depends on the state you live in. i don't know too much myself, but am learning as i go... i just registered for spring quarter today, and i know my financial aid for the 06-07 school year is going to cover everything only because i live at home, am raising a four month old lil boy, and quit both jobs so i could focus totally on school. my 05-06 financial aid has yet to be filed....had to order transcripts from the irs. check out my profile and email me and i will keep in touch with you, seeing how i am going to be doing a lot of research. like i said though, try looking up grants offered through the state you live in as starters.
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Are you certified to teach?\n\nLAS VEGAS< NEVADA  USA is always looking for teachers and a special fast-track program is available.  \n\nLook for CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT \n            in Las Vegas, Nevada  USA\non a website.  Good luck in your endeavors!
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according to me, by the trend the board is following the results will be published on 18th may and a hard copy of the results will reach the school by the first week of june. I am also waiting anxiously for my class twelve result.Best of luck for your result & future.
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Send your resume to every school you're qualified to work at.  If there are no openings this year, substitute for a year and let them get to know you.  Then, when there are openings, they'll already know how wonderful you are.
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Congratulations! Now is the time to get that Prozac prescription...just kidding!\n\nReal things to do to get ready for next year:\n\n1. Find out if your school uses a standard form or expects you to use your own for Present Levels of Performance reports. Review the district form, or ask to speak to a veteran sped teacher in your district about the paperwork requirements. The same goes for your lesson plans. Do NOT turn to a regular ed teacher for this. You MUST link up with a veteran sped teacher. The sooner you have the "templates" and "cut and paste" part of your paperwork down, the less time will be sucked out of your busy schedule during the actual school year for the routine stuff.\n\n2. Ask to look at a sample district IEP, or even better yet, if they know your caseload already, look at your kids' IEP paperwork. Get to know the paperwork format backwards and forwards. \n\n3. If you can review those IEP's now, review commonalities in individualized goals and modifications, and center your planning around linking the curriculum to those shared elements (tweaking from that point for further individual needs is easier than going student-by-student from the ground up).\n\n4. If you can get into your school over the summer, do it. Start working on organizing your classroom now. You won't have time at the start of the school year, especially as a new teacher, with the additional new teacher orientation meetings, additional sped staff meetings, and possibly incoming IEP meetings prior to the children returning.\n\n5. Did I mention hooking up with a sped teacher from your building (or a nearby building at the same level) as a mentor? Your district may assign you a "mentor," but he or she may not be special ed. If your official mentor is not special ed, you are not going to be able to turn to them for many things. A veteran sped teacher knows the ropes...the ones that are so different for us than for the regular ed teachers.\n\n6. If you haven't done so already, start to invest some of your own resources in alternative curriculum, materials, etc. Most districts either provide only a little, or no funds, for alternative materials at the building site level. Start to build wish lists and wait for the sudden "we have $100 each teacher that must be spent by day after tomorrow" announcement, too. Ensure open communication for yourself both with your school front office and with SPED central office. When I started in my classroom, I was provided with one copy each of each regular ed textbook from for each grade level (K-5), and access to the school materials closet. Excellent resources for getting the real materials and curriculum you immediately need to start things off, are your prior cooperating teacher from student teaching (if that worked out ok), and your sped colleagues. Make sure you write your name on EVERYTHING that you either buy with your own money, or gain through hand-me-downs.\n\n7. Have a clear picture in your mind about the roles you and each of your educational assistants will be playing within the classroom. What decisions will you maintain full control over, what will you delegate to them, and how will you ensure both quality services from your EA's, and their job satisfaction so that you won't have rapid turnover? Always be alert to the different support requirements between 1:1 EA's (assigned to a particular student) and EA's assigned to you as YOUR assistants for general use across your program(s).\n\n8. At the start of the school year, identify the following people, and throughout the year work on building positive professional relationships with: the school secretaries (who are the real heart of any smoothly functioning school); all therapy providers (SLP, OT, PT, etc.); the school counselor; the other sped teachers in your building; every single educational assistant whether they are sped or not (you never know who and when you'll be to
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should be plenty of options (especially in IT) for you depending on your gpa and any experiences you may or may not have... I encourage you to speak with one of your teachers for advice and/or job leads...
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i can sing. ive sung in my 5th grade vetrains day program and sung with my music teacher. and i can also write songs. i need a chance if you know any one plz contact me
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Hi Christina.  I am also looking at teaching jobs in other states.  Once you have researched the school district via website, learn all the application process from the human resources dept. and apply.  If you've applied online, you can still fax or send them a cover letter and resume.  Check out that state's Dept. of Education or state board of education for certification process.  If you are not certain you will move to that state, you should wait to file the certification papers; but if you have solid certification in your home state, you usually can be certified elsewhere and get a 1 yr. certificate until you take the required tests.  The only bummer now is that some schools won't even consider you because you don't have their state certification right now and it will take 3 or more months to get it.  If there are many available candidates, you have to try to sell yourself above the others.  Will you be able to visit that state?  You could set up a few dates about 2 weeks in the future and write or call the schools to let them know you will be available to interview on those dates.\nAlso be sure to research the state "mastery" or no child left behind assessment that state uses to show you know the objectives and can teach to prepare kids for those tests.\nGood luck!\nMJ
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call the school and inquire about the registration dates \nthank you
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Try this website - it's been very helpful to me. Look at the SCHOOL state-wide testing results, teacher/student ratios, how small classes are, how many children attend, and sometimes, even the school websites.\n\nGood luck!\n\nMichelle
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Make an appointment to see the Head teacher.   Try and make sure everything they tell you is backed up in writing (although they usually try to shy away from this).   Then contact your local education authority (telephone numbers are held under LEA on your local council website).   \nGood luck