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The program is just one avenue through which the state is addressing an ongoing labor shortage that impacts all industries but is acutely felt among educators

The program is just one avenue through which the state is addressing an ongoing labor shortage that impacts all industries but is acutely felt among educators

The program is just one avenue through which the state is addressing an ongoing labor shortage that impacts all industries but is acutely felt among educators

The program is just one avenue through which the state is addressing an ongoing labor shortage that impacts all industries but is acutely felt among educators

North Dakota’s Department of Public Instruction has awarded $3 million to fund continuing education for 230 participants in a paraprofessional-to-teacher program, representing 60 school districts.

North Dakota’s Department of Public Instruction has awarded $3 million to fund continuing education for 230 participants in a paraprofessional-to-teacher program, representing 60 school districts.

Teacher pay in Wyoming has seen little growth over the last decade, leaving educators struggling to keep pace with inflation, which spiked in 2021 and has remained high since.

Districts would see increased funding for the 2024-25 school year if approved by the Legislature during the upcoming budget session.

Faculty response highlights concerns about teacher education, graduation requirements and viability amidst restructuring plans.

A group of 11 to 15 members across the educational community will make up the Teacher Retention and Recruitment Task Force, to be created after the governor signed an executive order Friday.