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Teachers are leaving their jobs at an accelerating rate in Pennsylvania, amid fears of a nationwide exodus of burned-out teachers and a collapse in enrollment in recruitment programs that is making teachers increasingly difficult to replace.
Penn State education professor Ed Fuller says now that labor markets are tight and it’s much easier for teachers to find a job near where they live.
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The Penn State study comes amid fears of an exodus of burned-out teachers and a collapse in enrollment in recruitment programs.
HARRISBURG — Teachers are leaving their jobs at an accelerating rate in Pennsylvania, amid fears of a nationwide exodus of burned-out teachers and a collapse in enrollment in recruitment programs that is making teachers increasingly difficult to replace. A new analysis by Penn State’s Center for Education Evaluation and Policy