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Meet Murphy: The English black lab training to comfort & support Webster students - Vimarsana News

Meet Murphy: The English black lab training to comfort & support Webster students

A calming presence.

Source: yahoo.com
Anne Arundel schools looking for 385 teachers amid statewide staffing shortage - Vimarsana News

Anne Arundel schools looking for 385 teachers amid statewide staffing shortage

Anne Arundel County Public Schools and jurisdictions across the state are experiencing record levels of classroom teaching vacancies, driven by the COVID pandemic and an imbalance between the number of teachers Maryland needs and the number educated at state colleges.

PA teacher shortage: Legislation might make certification easier - Vimarsana News

PA teacher shortage: Legislation might make certification easier

In Pennsylvania, as the number of teaching certificates granted, schools are facing an "unbearable" teacher shortage, says a teacher's union representative.

Source: goerie.com
As Pa. teacher shortage looms, legislators consider bill to smooth out-of-state certification - Vimarsana News

As Pa. teacher shortage looms, legislators consider bill to smooth out-of-state certification

As local school districts scramble to find teachers and substitute teachers, a bill that would make it easier for out-of-state educators to work in Pennsylvania has received unanimous support from lawmakers thus far. State Sen. Camera Bartolotta, R-Washington, is co-sponsoring the bill, which now awaits House and gubernatorial approval. “This

Highlands School District, teachers union agree to 5-year deal - Vimarsana News

Highlands School District, teachers union agree to 5-year deal

Highlands School District teachers, without a contract for more than seven months, have signed a five-year deal that runs through June 2026. The district and the Highlands Education Association (HEA) announced the contract agreement on Wednesday after the two sides ratified a plan which includes average pay increases of 3.5%.