Substitute Teaching?

[sanantone]

@Sanantone: Helpful mention of private schools, I suspect that is correct.

Funny you say that because I think I misstated something. LOL. It's been awhile since I've looked at substitute teaching openings. The last time I looked, Texas public schools usually require 48-60 credit hours or an associates degree at minimum. Those with a bachelors degree and/or teacher certification can get paid more. Not all private and charter schools require certification. It's not uncommon for private schools to not require certification for full-time positions. But for the substitute teaching jobs that I've seen that require certification, they are usually at private or charter schools. Public schools tend to only require certification for long-term substituting (10+ days straight of substituting for the same class).