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“I am not just surviving but thriving!” – Discover how these words from one determined student sums up our drive to advance healthcare learning.

A weekday morning synopsis of West Alabama news. sports and weather.

A weekday morning synopsis of West Alabama news. sports and weather.

State grants awarded to the New Haven School District and East Central College aim to help train and retain local teachers.

Numerous studies have shown that Black teachers can improve Black students’ academic outcomes, but in California, where Black Students are the lowest performing sub-group of all ethnic groups, the state has an extremely low count of African American instructors working in school districts across the state. | By Antonio Ray Harvey California Black Media Numerous studies have shown that Black teachers can improve Black students’ academic outcomes, but in California, where Black Students are th...

By Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media - California has a low number of Black teachers, with only 3.8% of the state's 12,000 public school classroom instructors, and is addressing the educator shortage through compensation, training, and working conditions, while also promoting ethnic racial diversity in the workforce.

The Minnesota Department of Education has established the Educator Workforce and Development Center to create more focus on programs to support districts, schools, communities and Tribal Nations in work to recruit, diversify, develop and retain educators in order to build the best teaching workforce in the nation. Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan’s

The Professional Educator Licensing and Licensing Standards Board found in its 2023 report that between 80% and 90% of districts were significantly impacted by teacher and substitute shortages

More than 80 percent of Minnesota districts are significantly impacted by teacher and teacher substitute shortages.