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A California credential will transfer but with a catch. Many states, including CA, allow teachers with an out of state credential to teach, but must drop the status of their credential down a few steps. For instance, Oregon and Washington will allow the transfer but your credential will be "transitional" or the equivalent of a "preliminary credential" here in CA. The link below offers the list of reciprocity or interstate agreement in regards to teaching credentials. Some states are easy to get into while others are not. See for yourself at: http://www.jflalc.org/upload/336.pdf
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Is California north or south of Oregon?
California is directly south of Oregon.
Were California and Oregon union or confederate states?
California and Oregon were part of the Union.
Which contiguous states borders the pacific ocean?
California, Oregon, Washington and Alaska border the Pacific Ocean. Hawaii is located in the Pacific Ocean.
What two union states during the civil were the furthest west?
The states of California and Oregon were the westernmost states in the Union during the US Civil War.
How far is Milwaukee Oregon to Bakersfield California?
It is 861 miles from Milwaukee, Oregon to Bakersfield, California.
What was the first to become a state. Texas Oregon Kentucky California?
California then Oregon and then Washington.
If you move to Oregon what happens to your Arizona DUI?
The DUI will transfer to your Oregon record.
What is the state between Washington and California -?
Oregon.
What are California's neighboring states?
California's neighboring states are Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona.
What are Oregon's bordering states?
, the states that border Oregon are Washington(North of Oregon), Idaho(East of Oregon), Nevada(Southeast of Oregon) and California(South of Oregon). The Pacific Ocean is located on the West coast of Oregon.
What state has the longest border with Nevada?
California
What three states are bordered on west by the pacific ocean?
California, Oregon, and Washington.
