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johnslat
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Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
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OK, got the answer:
"First year probationary, second conditionally permanent, third conditional tenure, at end of third year full tenure! August can't get here too soon!"
Don't you love that "conditionally permanent?"
Regards,
John |
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chica88
Joined: 28 Dec 2012
Posts: 107
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| johnslat wrote: |
OK, got the answer:
"First year probationary, second conditionally permanent, third conditional tenure, at end of third year full tenure! August can't get here too soon!"
Don't you love that "conditionally permanent?"
Regards,
John |
Thank you for explaining.
I am still new to the regulations for getting credentials.
I have heard something about working for 'two years' before a teacher will get good job offers.
The probation must be what people are talking about.
Its a little more clear to me now.
I'm glad you explained it because as with any new concept it sounds somewhat foreign in the beginning. |
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