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This Phoenix Union school has only been open for a year. Now, the district might close it - Vimarsana News

This Phoenix Union school has only been open for a year. Now, the district might close it

The Phoenix Union High School District is considering closing a school that’s only been open for a year. The district is recommending the closure of Phoenix Educator Preparatory (Ed Prep) at the end of this school year. Ed Prep opened with the hope of addressing the educator shortage, but enrollment at the school remains low. Several educators at the school spoke against the

Source: kjzz.org
Meridian students board the Polar Express at Ross Collins - Vimarsana News

Meridian students board the Polar Express at Ross Collins

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

Phoenix Teens Build Their Own High School Program From 500 Class, Career Options - Vimarsana News

Phoenix Teens Build Their Own High School Program From 500 Class, Career Options

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As nationwide teacher shortage worsens, some say inadequate pay is to blame - Vimarsana News

As nationwide teacher shortage worsens, some say inadequate pay is to blame

Factoring inflation, first-year teachers are making less than last year and teachers overall earn 19% less than similarly educated peers.

As nationwide teacher shortage worsens, some say inadequate pay is to blame - Vimarsana News

As nationwide teacher shortage worsens, some say inadequate pay is to blame

With the shortage of teachers across the U.S. leaving school districts scrambling to staff their classrooms, officials at the nation’s largest teachers union said this week that insufficient pay is