🚀 go-pugleaf

On Tue, 6 Jun 2000, Marc wrote:

> "Villa Fiori" <refiori@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:393D79AA.9F8DD34F@earthlink.net...
> > You're probably right, it sounds made up.  But I do know that Los Angeles
> will
> > not only forgive federally guaranteed student loans, they''ll hire college
> > grads (without teaching credentials) to teach in any grade, and after two
> yrs
> > of satisfactory teaching the grad is awarded a CA state teaching
> credential.
> > Saves two years of graduate school in some cases.  Some coursework is
> > necessary in the program.
> 
> San Diego Unified has a program like that.  It is VERY time intensive.
> Classes in the evenings, weekends, and summer.  But who in their right mind
> would go through that to teach in LA?  Perhaps some time in the future, when
> the current school board and administration is ten years dead . . . .
> 
I believe my district has something ... along the same lines (and
in cooperation with UNLV). They are hiring (or trying to hire) close to
2000 a year (and our population is expected to double again in less than
ten years). I haven't paid close attention. I have all the degrees I want
for the time being. But my assistant is joining the bandwagon.
There are some "deals" more or less and some "fast-tracks" being
offered, but it's certainly not free.