who are the teachers at momt elementary school in plattsburgh new york?
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All teachers/staff of Momot Elementary are listed by grade level in the link below.
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Check with the New York Department of Education.  They have a web site you can go to.  You can also contact the city you are moving to.  Most School Districts now have web sites available.
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Obviously, kindergarten teachers should not be teaching about the actual sexual intercourse between same-sex partners, just as the they should not be teaching about intercourse of heterosexual partners. Sex Ed should not begin at school when they are that agem for sure. So that is not even part of the question. Its just common sense.\n\nAs for the idea of homosexual partners, its a reality. Whether you think it is wrong or not, it is still happening. A common theme for that age of children would be "Familes". Just as you would hopefully tell children that a single parent and his or her children is a family, I hope you would also tell them that a child with two moms or two dads is a family. \n\nYes, some religions are against same-sex relationships. But that doesnt mean that children should be taught intolerance. If anything, it would be up to the child's family to pass on their beliefs. There are also some religions which are against divorce, but that doesn't mean that you should tell your students that divorce is wrong, and that little Suzie's stepmother isn't part of her family because she didn't give birth to her. \n\nSchool is meant to prepare students for the world. This means that they need to know what to expect, and they also need to be accepting and nonjudgmental. \n\nIt seems to me like you are offended by the truth that same-sex couples exist, and by calling that practice "garbage", and refusing to allow this topic in your classroom, you are the one who is squashing freedom.
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if it's only up to 6th, it's definitely 6th grade, but kindergarten teachers are about the hardest working, most patient teachers I know (I've worked in elementary ed for 20 years)\n8th grade is actually the worst of all!
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I could not find any teachers listed in the local area.  Maybe someone will answer your question directly.  Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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I don't know if that information is readily availble.  I would try contacting the principal of the shool that teacher currently works at.  If you really want to push it, you can file for a public release of information.
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There are some free websites you can check on: 1) zabasearch.com, 2) anywho.com, 3)411.com or 4)whitepages.com.\nAnother thing you can try is writing a letter to Mt. Carmel School, to the office secretary and ask them to contact the teacher for you and give her your address or phone number so she can get in touch with you.\nGood luck.
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my 3rd grade teacher. i always hated school not because i was an idiot but because i remember being first to finish and i would have to sit there for long hours doing nothing but listening to long lectures. the only year that i remember liking was my third grade teacher mrs. amenta. then she ended up getting injured and took a leave of absense. that broe my heart :-( god bless her where ever she is
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I don't know the name of the teachers. The following site has open job positions at Fairfax high schools. \n\nYou find out which positions by  school name
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www.hibbard.cps.k12.il.us
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Try abcteach.com or A-Zteacher.com
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I am a home school teacher, a wife and a mother.  I am also a full time Honor Student in College majoring in Visual Communications.
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good mother,an educational technician
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see the teacher after hours
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I'm in administration now, but was a HS and elementary choral teacher for 3 years in Virginia. Was a member of MENC and VMEA. I'm a big supporter of the arts both in my school and the community, and I offer resources and mentoring to new music teachers. Feel free to email!\nalisluv@yahoo.com
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Here's the "official" Troops to Teachers website: http://www.dantes.doded.mil/dantes_web/troopstoteachers/index.htm?Flag=True\n\nand some additional information:\nhttp://www.ed.gov/programs/troops/index.html\n\nEach state should have their own contact office, as well, for example: http://www.ncpublicschools.org/troops/ or http://www.esc13.net/troops/ or https://www.ade.az.gov/troops2teachers/   as examples.
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I teach high school math in Utah, but was originally certified in NY, and my brother-in-law teaches physics in NY.\n\nMy rankings would be:\n1) NY because the cost of living is good for the pay (and I am biased because I am from there). Plus, it is centrally located, and easy to locate within reach of a fairly large city. Drawback is NY is very test-oriented at all grade levels. \n\n2) NH - quaint, small towns, supportive on education.\n\n3) PA - ditto, more blue-collar types of kids I think.\n\n4) ME - ditto, except more isolated from America...maybe not a bad thing.\n\n5) VT - very weak teachers union, but like NH, quaint.\n\nSorry, I can't give more details, but I love the NE as well. I miss the sprawling green countryside. I bet NY, PA or NH would be the closest comparison to where you are coming from. Good luck in your search for utopia!