Nearly Half of Educators Say Climate Change Is Affecting Their Schools—or Will Soon
Most educators said their school districts have not taken any action to prepare for more severe weather, a new survey finds.
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Most educators said their school districts have not taken any action to prepare for more severe weather, a new survey finds.
During a "normal year," our vacancies run between 5% and 10%, which equates, roughly to 10 to 20 teachers — so far this spring, we have had 18 teacher vacancies for next year.
Hundreds of school districts across the country have declared they only want to hire "anti-racist" lackeys.
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Buildings. if we understand that and thoughtful principals and superintendents get that and creating those support systems to help keep our teachers sustained through of the difficult times, it's absolutely possible. i can tell you anecdotally many schools are taking this extraordinarily seriously. i talked to superintendents. >> madeline, part of that, i mentioned, you know, student learning loss. concerns that have teachers have. tell me about what you found about sort of what is on the top of their list of concerns, their priority list to fix. >> right. there's a lot -- teach verse a lot of...