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As families prepare to send their children back to school this fall, are there enough teachers to welcome them?

As families prepare to send their children back to school this fall, are there enough teachers to welcome them?

As families prepare to send their children back to school this fall, are there enough teachers to welcome them?

Manaia Isaia and Ainsley Schimmel, two Topeka Center for Advanced Learning and Careers students, placed top 10 in a national future teacher competition.

A University of Louisiana Monroe professor won the Educators Rising Champion Award at the organization’s conference on June 26 in Washington, D.C. Dr. Amy Weems is an assistant professor of education and launched the Louisiana Educators Rising pilot program three years ago at Neville, Oak Grove and Wossman high schools.

(CNS News) -- The U.S. Senate held a hearing on June 22 to discuss with parents and educators how best to restore classrooms to proficiency, following two years of online learning that studies show halted academic progress during the COVID pandemic.

The goal of Educators Rising is to encourage students to choose education as a career path by offering college credit opportunities, mentor relationships with college professors and leadership development sessions.

(CNS News) -- The U.S. Senate held a hearing on June 22 to discuss with parents and educators how best to restore classrooms to proficiency, following two years of online learning that studies show halted academic progress during the COVID pandemic.

ARLINGTON, Va. – The National Education Association (NEA) and Phi Delta Kappa (PDK) announced today significant steps to strengthen their partnership to ensure every P-12 student in the Nation has access to a great teacher and opportunities for learning success.

In the state with the sixth-lowest average teacher salary in America, recruiting and retaining teachers is a challenge.