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Do I Need to be Certified?
Each state sets its own teacher certification requirements. While many private schools do not require you to be certified, it is in your best interests to obtain certification. This article includes contact information for state education offices so you can begin the process.

Each state sets its own teacher certification requirements. While many private schools do not require you to be certified, it is in your best interests to obtain certification. Why is that so? Simply because it adds one more important credential to your resume. That will help keep you marketable for many years to come.

Here is the contact information you need to find out what the specific requirements are in the various states and territories.

State Certification Contacts

  • Alabama
  • Minnesota
  • Mississippi
  • Nevada
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  • Ohio
  • Louisiana
  • Oregon

Seattle Area Schools

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Seattle Area Schools
The Seattle area is home to many fine private schools as well as to major companies such as Microsoft, Boeing and Starbucks.

The Seattle area is home to many fine private schools as well as to major companies such as Microsoft, Boeing and Starbucks.

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Boston Area Schools

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Boston Area Schools
The metropolitan Boston area offers a wide range of academic and cultural activities. Just as impressive is the area's selection of private schools.

The historic metropolitan area offers a wide range of academic and cultural activities. Just as impressive is the area's selection of private schools which cater to almost every need.

A fine transportation network and the fact that the Big Dig is finally finished make Boston a wonderful place in which to live and go to school. After graduation, there are thirty-seven colleges and universities to choose from. Head north a few hours and you will find excellent skiing in the winter and a host of recreational activities in the summer. Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard to the east and south are treasures in their own right. Boston's accommodations and restaurants are decidedly world-class. Perhaps one of these fine schools should be on your short list.

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Litchfield County Schools

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Litchfield County Schools
Litchfield County, Connecticut, is home to a couple of dozen excellent schools catering to just about every need. The setting about 90 miles north of New York City is convenient to one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world.

Litchfield County, Connecticut is home to a couple of dozen excellent schools catering to just about every need. The setting about 90 miles north of New York City is convenient to one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. Picturesque vistas, rolling hills, ancient stone walls as well as quaint New England villages and towns dot the county's landscape. Plenty of acceptable restaurants and accommodations can be found for those inevitable parents' weekends and other family occasions.

Schools in Litchfield County

  • Saint Peter School, Torrington

Scholarships

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Scholarships
Scholarships for private school students are rather limited. Most support students in their area. Here are some organizations which offer funding.

The number of organizations offering scholarships for private school students is limited. In addition to the list of organizations below, you should also check to see if your state has Scholarship Funding Organizations. Approximately 14 states have SFOs. Most admissions officers will be able to advise you about scholarships available in your area.

Organizations Offering Scholarships

  • Capital Partners For Education (DC)
  • School CHOICE Scholarships, Inc. (KY)
  • Vermont Student Opportunity Scholarships (VT)
  • YES Opportunities, Inc.

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