Michigan bill creates pathway for support staff to substitute teach
School bus drivers and cafeteria workers soon could be in front of classrooms instead of behind steering wheels and serving counters.
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School bus drivers and cafeteria workers soon could be in front of classrooms instead of behind steering wheels and serving counters.
It's unclear if Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will sign the bill waiving some requirements for substitutes this year to ease a nationwide shortage.
Michigan lawmakers passed a bill late Tuesday temporarily allowing school support staff to substitute teach even if they don’t have a single college credit.
This story was originally published at 9:445 p.m. Dec. 14 by Chalkbeat. Sign up for its newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters. School bus drivers and cafeteria workers soon could be in front of classrooms instead of behind steering wheels and serving counters. Lawmakers passed a bill late…
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