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Special education teachers are hard to find. They’re also some of the hardest to keep, new study shows.
By
Ann Schimke
August 21, 2019
Chicago
In rush to fill teacher vacancies, Illinois has lots of proposals and no immediate solutions
By
Yana Kunichoff
Updated April 17, 2019
Colorado
In Colorado’s high-poverty schools, many teachers are just starting their careers
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Erica Meltzer
October 16, 2018
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Colorado
Denver’s newest group of teachers is its most diverse ever
By
Melanie Asmar
July 30, 2018
Colorado
The first year of teaching is notoriously tough. Denver is experimenting with a new approach
By
Melanie Asmar
July 3, 2018
Detroit
Restrictions on teacher pay in Detroit schools can scare away applicants — and make it hard to fill 260 classroom positions
By
Mike Wilkinson
June 21, 2017
New York
How some of New York City’s newest teachers found their way into the classroom
By
Alex Zimmerman
September 1, 2016
Colorado
A look at the 935 new teachers joining Denver Public Schools this year
By
Melanie Asmar
August 3, 2016
Indiana
Why one Indianapolis township includes a bus tour in its new teacher orientation
By
Meghan Mangrum
July 27, 2016
New York
Included in evaluation deal: language ensuring little protection for new teachers
By
Geoff Decker
June 22, 2014
New York
With federal funds lost, city sending trainees to stronger schools
By Rachel Cromidas
September 11, 2012
New York
As hiring freeze thaws, more new teachers enter city classrooms
By
Geoff Decker
August 17, 2011
New York
Hiring freeze unjust, an out-of-work Teaching Fellow tells Klein
By
Maura Walz
August 19, 2009
New York
A surge of Teach For America teachers to charter schools
By
Philissa Cramer
May 28, 2009
New York
Hoping to "fall back" into teaching? The jobs are scarce
By
Philissa Cramer
April 21, 2009
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