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A vewi of Mackinac Bridge, Michigan, US, during sunset. It's the bridge that connects the Lower Peninsula and Upper Peninsula of Michigan, totaling 5 miles, and is currently the third longest suspension bridge in the world.
Shortage Areas & Subjects
The U.S. Department of Education has identified Teacher Shortage Areas for the 2009-2010 school year.
Autism
Automobile Technician
Cognitive Impairment
Construction Trades
Cosmetology
Early Childhood Special Education
Emotional Impairment
ESL
Foreign Languages (all world languages)
Health Sciences
Information Technology
Learning Disabilities
Mathematics
Personal and Culinary Services
Physical and Other Health Impairments
Physical Education for Students with Disabilities
Resource Room
Severe Multiple Impairment
Speech and Language Impairment
Visual Impairment
Average State Teaching Salary
$56,096
Popular State School Districts
Lansing Central Schools Read more.
Grand Rapids Public Schools Read more.
Detroit City School District Read more.
For more information, visit the Michigan state website for education.
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neilkelvin
19 days ago
288 comments
First of all i would like to make comment on the view of Mackinac bridge of Michigan . it is wonderful . I think Detroit city is the best for teaching jobs. Thanks.
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jaydean12
10 months ago
2 comments
I teach in Michigan. Most of the information here is accurate. You can actually make more your first year. SOme districts pay almost 40,000 a year to start. The districts they have listed are not the districts you would want to teach in. Some good districts are Birmingham, Bloomfield and Troy schools. You will make the most money there and have great parent support. Basically look for schools in Oakland and Macomb counties.