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_peteyfourfingers_ t1_jad5rvu wrote

It’s really just SchoolSpring. You might be able to search town/district websites if you’re interested specific communities.

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Notnotme981 t1_jaddt8h wrote

Search for Boston TalentEd, or whatever city’s TalentEd page.

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Hoosac_Love t1_jad6zjm wrote

Also don't forget private schools and special needs school,the SPED schools don't pay a lot but hire often due to high turn over.And Prep schools pay well if you get in and have good bennies.

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sneakylyric t1_jadrc0w wrote

School spring is the main one, but many towns have their own job website. For example Boston has talent Ed.

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gut_instinct28 t1_jadvwzu wrote

Go to each district you want to teach in, find their HR page, there will be a link to openings. Bookmark that page in a folder with all other posting sites and check back regularly. Districts start posting jobs between now and April for next year.

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samprescott1751 t1_jadbmo8 wrote

Generally reaching out directly to a principal is not the way to go. They have a lot to deal with day to day so if they’re receiving resumes randomly with no job posting they’ll just disregard it. The best bet is to check schoolspring or the employment opportunities section of a specific district’s website. If there’s a opening posted there it will inform you who is the point person to send it to or how to apply.

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ohhgrrl t1_jadidv2 wrote

This is how to get your resume sent to the bottom of a pile in my district.

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