History

The history of Chandler begins later than usual. The first veterinary surgeon of the territory of Arizona, Dr. Alexander John Chandler, bought 80 acres of land in 1891. While there, he helped revolutionize irrigation methods. He kept buying land until he owned 18,000 acres, which he sold to farmers. By 1912, trains were coming through the area, which consisted of three buildings and a billboard for Hotel San Marcos (which opened in 1913).

The hotel brought much money to the city, but agriculture brought more. The cash crops of the area were grains, cotton, and alfalfa. Livestock (including ostriches) was also a big business. Nearby during WWI, the Goodyear Tire Company built a factory, which drew more people. By 1920, there were over 1,000 residents and the roads and sewage systems were improved. Even though times were hard during the Great Depression, things improved in 1941 when a fighter pilot training base was built east Chandler. Two months after opening, Pearl Harbor was attacked, Chandler became a military town, and the population reached 3,800 in 1950. The economy has continued to stay strong and population has continued to grow. As of the 2010 census, there are 236,123 people.

Teaching Jobs in Chandler

Perhaps you want a teaching job in Chandler. Right now, listed on Simply Hired, there are 1,330 positions within 15 miles. Would you like a teaching job at a K-12 school? There are 73 of these institutions, as listed here. Would you rather have a teaching job at a university? Chandler has at least 10 colleges, which includes Chandler/Gilbert Community College, International Baptist College, and Western International University Ð Chandler. For a full listing, look here.

Tutoring Jobs in Chandler

Now, maybe you just want to have a tutoring job. You'll need somewhere to do it. The library is the perfect place to work with your clients. One library good to fulfill your tutoring job needs is Chandler Public Library. It has many research and genealogical recourses, study and meeting rooms, many technological services, and Braille books. With five branches, there is flexibility to help the over 75,181 school-aged citizens.

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