Does anyone know an open position for a German Teacher in Texas?

Does anyone know an open position (high school or middle school), or one that will come open at the end of the school year in Texas? It appears that my time in Vicksburg, MS is coming to an end with this school year. I would really love to go back home to the Dallas area. I applied for the position at Skyline High School, but it already had been filled.

I would be greatly appreciative if anyone hears of an opening so I can apply.

Thanks,
Tasha

 

Good luck!

It is almost unbelievable that there are actually Americans who are ready to learn this totally crazy, weird, useless language...

 

Perhaps... if you can get past the wickedly difficult grammar and the six words for "the".

Es ist warscheinlich besser wenn wir in Deutsch sprechen. Deutsch, wie du bestimmt schon weisst, ist eine verrueckte, und total nutzlose Sprache.

 

This site says Dallas Independent School District is looking for German instructors in middle school and high school.

https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=German Teacher&l=Texas&vjk=5f632ffec5d10bac

Good luck!

 

Thank you!! I didn't see that one. That must be fairly new as they only had Skyline posted when I checked. Thank you again!!

 

Did you mean - wahrscheinlich? Probably.

 

That is exactly what I meant! I keep dropping the "h" for some reason or other.

 

I was just playing. Good luck in your search.

 

LISD (Lewisville/FlowerMound):

https://www.teacherjobnet.org/jobs/Jobpost.exe

The high schools in LISD are all recently built or updated. The system produces very high numbers of Ntnl Merit Scholars every year.

 

Thank you for the one for the Lewisville ISD. That would be a nice place. I just applied!!

 

Maybe you should look for jobs teaching English in Germany instead. It would give you an excellent chance to really polish up your German.

 

The problem with that is that to do so there is a lengthy application process, and besides, I'm married, which would complicate things. I don't think I could persuade my husband to do move to Germany. Besides, we lived in Germany for a short while several years ago. There I actually taught American and post-WW2 European History at the Frankfurt International School. Germany is a bit cold for the both of us. Besides, my husband and I are both Texans, so it might be a good time to go back home.

 

Polish their German? Isn't German difficult enough without adding a second language in the mix?

 

Some private lessons with Tasha would be helpful for sure...!

Kidding aside, we could help each other improving our pronunciation...

 

I kind of meant it as a joke, but if it were me, I'd at least look into it.