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In many states private schools don't need the same certifications as public institutions [1]. I'm sure they would prefer it in applicants but beggars can't be c
by f154hfds 2y ago
In many states private schools don't need the same certifications as public institutions [1]. I'm sure they would prefer it in applicants but beggars can't be choosers.
[1] https://www.pa.gov/agencies/education/programs-and-services/educators/certification/other-areas-of-certification/private-academic.html https://www.pa.gov/agencies/education/programs-and-services/...
- alsoforgotmypwd 2y agoYep. And that's why charter schools, school vouchers, and private schools are the manifestations of desire for those wishing to destroy and defund public secular education.
- linksnapzz 2y agoIf the "public secular education" you're paying for is functionally worthless, and the ppl. running it are fine with that, perhaps destroying it and doing something else with the money is an attractive option?
- nradov 2y agoNonsense. Charter schools are secular public schools.
- matrix87 2y agoGovernment funding education != Government managing education
- cafard 2y agoDo the certifications mean anything in particular? Beyond perhaps the primary grades, I would settle for mastery of the subject matter and an ability to manage the classroom.