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Minnesota parents, educators hope students make academic, social strides as school returns to normal - Vimarsana News

Minnesota parents, educators hope students make academic, social strides as school returns to normal

The past two years have been rife with disruptions that affected students.

A few CPS schools are raising big money through fundraising. None are in the neediest neighborhoods. - Vimarsana News

A few CPS schools are raising big money through fundraising. None are in the neediest neighborhoods.

In 2019, just 13 schools in the entire district spent $300,000 or more in outside money raised from a variety of sources. All were in wealthier areas of the city.

Substitute teacher shortage hits California's low-income students harder - Vimarsana News

Substitute teacher shortage hits California's low-income students harder

California schools with large numbers of high-needs students — low-income, English learners and foster youth — have always struggled to find substitute teachers, but this year’s COVID-19 omicron surge brought them to a breaking point.

Substitute Teacher Shortage Hits California's Low-Income Students Harder - Vimarsana News

Substitute Teacher Shortage Hits California's Low-Income Students Harder

Schools already struggling with teacher shortages reached a crisis point during the omicron surge, particularly those with high percentages of high-needs students.

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Substitute teacher shortage hits California's low-income students harder - Vimarsana News

Substitute teacher shortage hits California's low-income students harder

California schools with large numbers of high-needs students — low-income, English learners and foster youth — have always struggled to find substitute teachers, but this year’s COVID-19 omicron surge brought them to a breaking point.