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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He won’t be able to teach in LCPS again or sister counties nearby like FCPS. His license with DOE may also be in jeopardy, especially as he’s a new teacher already violating contract mid year. All in all, this is a really bad move if he ever wants or needs to teach in Virginia again. To the degree that when teachers do this, we know it means they’re leaving TEACHING, not just the school, because it has such a negative impact on your career. His best bet is gut it out the next <4 months and apply to other schools now during the licensed transfer process which is open through Friday.

-LCPS teacher [/quote]

This isn't necessarily true. I left a teaching job in November (I didn't like the school/admin) and immediately got a job in a neighboring county.  There were zero consequences.[/quote]

Was this a public to public transfer (LCPS employee to FCPS/APS employee) because that is HIGHLY unusual if so. They have reciprocity agreements that they will NOT hire a sister county teacher after a certain date specifically to prevent mid-year vacancies being created by an LCPS teacher bouncing to an open FCPS position or whatever. If you went private to private or even public to private that is different because privates don’t require VDOE licensure. [/quote]

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