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"Acute" shortage of bus drivers, custodians, food service workers, substitute teachers also reported

From meeting Santa and playing Christmas bingo to sipping hot cocoa and crafting a train decoration, several hundred Meridian elementary students celebrated the holiday season this week with a visit

Several of South Dakota’s colleges offer fellowships, apprenticeships and alternative certifications as part of the solution to the teacher shortage.

The teacher shortage is a national problem and events such as Friday’s Educators Rising conference at Mount Marty University (MMU) are attempting to reverse that trend.

Yankton High School has opened the Educators Rising Program to help give students aspiring to be educators multiple opportunities to gain experience, knowledge and other insights of the field throughout

Friday’s Dive Into Education event was the first of its kind organized by students aimed at motivating their peers to become educators, and help to address Hawaiʻi’s teacher shortage.

DWU hosts over 200 potential young education career candidates at event

More than 300 students and educators from around the blue grass met at Asbury University for the 2023 Educators Rising conference.

Presidential candidates in New Hampshire may get the most attention but in fifth grade classrooms throughout the state, students are preparing to launch real-world campaigns of their own. They will first learn the ropes of state government and the elections process before nominating candidates to serve full-year terms in office. Jo Ann Robichaud, project coordinator for New Hampshires Kid Governor Project, said students learn how the government can help address issues they care about including...

SIU Education Day will have participants from numerous schools will be joining in the interactive learning conference featuring 35 sessions with a wide array of topics Oct. 17.