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chouchou

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2. That's definitely a lot to take in.

Reply to AZLD4Candidate (Original post)

Tue May 26, 2026, 02:51 PM

15 hrs ago

..and yes, as you know, the dear Republicans abhor change. Talk about climbing the hill.
Is there a closed or open system (of Teachers) that could hold a symposium?
Just curious (I'm a Microsoft Enginneer....so I know little about certifications)....OK..Nothing about it

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PA has a teacher shortage. All states do. Here is a simple way to solve the problem [View all] AZLD4Candidate 15 hrs ago OP

This is an issue with most if not all states. n/t valleyrogue 15 hrs ago #1

That's definitely a lot to take in. chouchou 15 hrs ago #2

Wow. Nice write-up w/ a comprehensive and thorough analysis. I hope others read your article, and at least save SWBTATTReg 14 hrs ago #3

51 years ? MichMan 13 hrs ago #4

I know, and I'm retired finally. Got into teaching and that gets old too. I wanted to travel a little bit SWBTATTReg 6 hrs ago #9

All very good points. Here in Maine, we do a lot of GPV 12 hrs ago #5

CA has similar BS. BigmanPigman 11 hrs ago #6

I should think higher pay would also help. snot 11 hrs ago #7

Meh.....the problem with Pennsyltucky is that it's democratsruletheday 10 hrs ago #8

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