Teacher shortage

The teacher shortage is real, but focusing on recruitment over retention, says one expert, is like "pouring water in a bucket that has holes at the bottom."

Teachers are leaving the profession in record numbers, and some districts think threatening to suspend their teaching licenses will scare them into staying.

Schools are struggling with the teacher shortage. In this article, we cover suggestions from teachers on how to alleviate coverage issues.

New national reports out today by the Learning Policy Institute look at the widening teacher shortage problem — and offer solutions.

There’s a lot of talk right now about the teacher shortage crisis and the teacher attrition crisis. This started before COVID in many areas, but the oftentimes chaotic and unpredictable approach to remote and hybrid learning this past year has made the situation more dire.

Teaching has changed and there is a shortage all over the country. Here's why teachers are so upset and possibly crying on a daily basis.

Most other professionals do not have to worry about another person’s free will affecting their livelihood. But (somehow) teachers do.

These 2023 teacher shortage statistics prove that we need to make the teaching profession more sustainable and desirable.

A Substitute Teacher Shortage Means Teaching While Sick, and That's Not Okay. If you thought getting a subtitute was a guarantee for teachers, you thought wrong. Teachers are teaching while sick in 2020.