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Unfilled classroom positions in Illinois reached a five-year high in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Unfilled classroom positions in Illinois reached a five-year high in 2022

Illinois schools are still grappling with a teacher shortage that seems to be only getting worse, a recent survey by the Illinois Association of Regional Superintendents of Schools shows.

Illinois teacher shortage makes it harder for districts to fill vacancies. - Vimarsana News

Illinois teacher shortage makes it harder for districts to fill vacancies.

While a teacher shortage in Illinois was a problem in previous years, the COVID-19 pandemic has made it harder for school districts to find qualified teachers for open positions, says a new survey.

Illinois officials exploring solutions to teacher shortage - Vimarsana News

Illinois officials exploring solutions to teacher shortage

State board data shows that empty classroom positions reached a five-year high in 2022.

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Illinois school superintendents describe staffing situation as 'crisis' - Vimarsana News

Illinois school superintendents describe staffing situation as 'crisis'

(The Center Square) – The Illinois Association of Regional Superintendents of Schools is describing what he says is a teacher shortage around the state as a crisis. The group conducted its sixth statewide survey of scho...

Intervention key to addressing 'alarming' rates of chronic absenteeism, educators say - Vimarsana News

Intervention key to addressing 'alarming' rates of chronic absenteeism, educators say

With 30% chronic absenteeism reported statewide last school year, school leaders across the suburbs are exploring different approaches to improving student attendance rates this fall.