Former Teachers Chime In On Why Public Schools Can't Retain Black Teachers
'A lot of school and district leaders take the approach, ‘We don’t care how messy or untidy or oppressive our house is—just come in anyway,'' an expert says.
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'A lot of school and district leaders take the approach, ‘We don’t care how messy or untidy or oppressive our house is—just come in anyway,'' an expert says.
ATLANTA — Educational groups across the country are joining forces to increase the number of teachers of color by 1 million by 2030.
ATLANTA – Educational groups across the country are joining forces to increase the number of teachers of color by 1 million by 2030.
Schools across the country are screening potential teachers asking "what they’ve done personally or professionally to be more anti-racist."
After 25 days of gathering public input, the city’s Board of Education revealed what residents want in the next school superintendent