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Old 10-07-2009, 10:19 PM
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I am a teacher with a Master's Degree in Special Education, but my visa which is H4 doesn't allow me to work. I heard that there are lot of schools here who are in need of Special Ed teachers, but are they willing to sponsor a foreign teacher for a working visa? I hope I could find one...
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I would suggest the private schools. Here are a few I found. Do a search for "Special needs schools in San Antonio.


The Winston School San Antonio
8565 Ewing Halsell Dr
San Antonio, TX 78229-3718
(210) 615-6544‎
(210) 615-6627‎ - Fax
winston-sa.org


Special Needs Plan
3463 Magic Dr
San Antonio, TX
United States
(210) 582-5843

Ewing Educational CenterEwing Educational Center
4143 Gardendale St
San Antonio, TX 78229-3484
(210) 732-7550‎
ewingeducation.org


Achievers Center for Education
5084 Dezavala
San Antonio, TX 78249
(210) 690-7328‎
(210) 696-7723‎ - Fax
achieverscenterforeducation.org

One for Autism
12003 Huebner Rd
San Antonio, TX 78230-1203
(210) 451-9402‎
oneforautism.com

San Antonio Educational Assessment & ConsultationSan Antonio Educational Assessment & Consultation
Blanco Rd.
San Antonio, TX 78248
(210) 386-0901‎
saeducationalassessment.com
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I am a teacher with a Master's Degree in Special Education, but my visa which is H4 doesn't allow me to work. I heard that there are lot of schools here who are in need of Special Ed teachers, but are they willing to sponsor a foreign teacher for a working visa? I hope I could find one...
Do you have a license?
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Most school districts in San Antonio will NOT sponsor...there is a glut of qualified applicants (yes, even Spec Ed). In addition, they might come under fire for doing so...now if you had a very rare and desirable certification, they might.

Now, outside of San Antonio is probably different. The more remote, far-lying districts sometimes have trouble attracting qualified applicants...you might reach out to them.
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I do have a license. SBEC certified too.Thank you all, I really appreciate it!
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