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Newark, NJ schools are offering $92,000 to retired teachers for them to return to the classroom to fill a teacher shortage for the 2022-2023 school year.

New Jersey lawmakers on Monday advanced an assembly bill introduced in May 2021 that would allow retired teachers to work amid staffing shortages.

A bill in position to reach Gov. Phil Murphy next week would allow retired teachers to draw a salary and their pension simultaneously.

A bill in position to reach Gov. Phil Murphy next week would allow retired teachers to draw a salary and their pension simultaneously.

A bill in position to reach Gov. Phil Murphy next week would allow retired teachers to draw a salary and their pension simultaneously.

A bill in position to reach Gov. Phil Murphy next week would allow retired teachers to draw a salary and their pension simultaneously.

A bill in position to reach Gov. Phil Murphy next week would allow retired teachers to draw a salary and their pension simultaneously.

Credit: (Edwin J. Torres/ Governor’s Office: CC BY-NC 2.0) File photo: Sept. 25, 2020 at Red Bank Middle School With everything else going on, New Jersey’s public schools are also about to enter a most-unusual budget season for the next school year, with a range of questions looming, both familiar and not. A fundamental question facing them like never before, of course, is what will schooling even look like whenever New Jersey comes out of the pandemic. But as local districts draft their bu...