MAYVILLE — Village officials hope to have a new water pump in place, which will help them supply water for the upcoming summer season. In December, Mayville had... There are still a handful of villages in the area that hold elections in March, including Westfield which will not be settled until after the... The Chautauqua County Department of Health on Thursday reported 42 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, the first significant bump in cases in a... SOUTH DAYTON — Pine Valley improved to 3-7 in CCAA Division 2 East play with a 69-52 win over Forestville (0-10). Kordell Oakes led the winners with 27 points,... WESTFIELD — Westfield's 71-58 Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 2 West loss to Frewsburg on Tuesday night will appear,...
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Looking for new teaching jobs can be a huge undertaking. To make it a little easier, we've put together our favorite tips to help you find open positions, assemble a stellar portfolio, ace your interviews—and ultimately land your dream teaching job! 1. Toot your social horns. If you're searching for your first teaching job, this is not the time to be shy. All the connections in the world won't help you land a job if they don't know you're looking. Everyone from your college classmates and professors to the teachers and administrators you met while student teaching can all prove to be great resources on job openings. Even Facebook and your social networks can be sources for teaching jobs. You never know … your aunt's neighbor just might have an "in" for that open position in her district! Of course, if you're looking for a new position while currently teaching, you'll need to be more discreet. E-mails and phone calls to the connections you trust are your best bet. What teachers say: "Take a long, hard look at who you know.