When you have basic questions and are looking for basic answers, you probably don't need to post. Do a search first. As I've said above somewhere, not only will you likely get better info, you won't be expecting a busy, seasoned pro to spend their time finding your answers for you for free. Just sayin'...
If your state has a Handbook, that's the first place you should look. I'm a former teacher, so I can say with some authority that you will learn better info you find on your own.  Plus, that's the surest way to know that you're getting correct info. Responses you get here will vary greatly by who happens to be on the board at that moment, what state they're from, and lots of other variables. Information given here isn't always accurate or the best advice, so don't automatically accept it as gospel, even if it's said with conviction. |
