Maryland Gov. Wes Moore proposes changes to education initiative amid teacher shortage
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has seen progress with the state’s expansive Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education initiative and is now looking to refine key parts of the program, addressing the teacher shortage in Maryland and scaling back collaborative time in schools.
The shortage is particularly acute in Licking County, where finding qualified staff to fill open positions has become increasingly difficult.
A Jefferson Union High School District official says building an affordable housing complex for staff has reduced turnover to ...
Inspiring the next generation of future teachers early will lead to a passion for education and a commitment to teaching.
Teachers bore the brunt of the blame, and the mood turned sour. People started leaving the field at a record pace, and fewer ...
The principal of a Kent college is calling on the government to invest in more bricklaying teachers to help train ...
According to MSCS, the number of students who speak English as a second language has surged by more than 3,222 students since ...
A new bill filed at the state capitol would provide tuition and mandatory fee assistance to college students who in turn ...
A new report has found that the racial diversity of the K-12 teacher workforce is growing slower than that of ...
To address the teacher shortage, MSCS has approved a $4.6 million contract with Proximity Learning, a program that provides ...
UAB partners with Hoover City Schools to launch a “grow your own” program in hopes of addressing the special education ...
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