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Personnel, HR, unions

Recruiting tools: Why these states are the best places for teachers to work

Matt Zalaznick -
Can social media—a source of much consternation in K12 these days—play a crucial role in whether the states your districts call home remain among the best (or worst) for educators? Superintendents and their teams should consider leveraging Instagram, X and other platforms to connect teaching recruits with more experienced educators who can share reasons to come work in the district, advises Ramon Goings, an associate professor in the Language Literacy & Culture Doctoral Program at the University of Maryland.

Teachers want a $17,000 raise to keep pace with working professionals

Matt Zalaznick -
Two-thirds of teachers feel their base salary is inadequate, compared to 39% of U.S. working adults who say the same. A $17,000 raise would cover the pay gap between teachers and similarly college-educated professionals, RAND found.

3 superintendents depart, a history-making hire and more relocations

Matt Zalaznick -
In a historic hire, LaShakia Moore was named the first Black superintendent of Florida's Flagler County School District after two months of serving as the interim.

State-by-state teacher shortage maps show current and future challenges

Matt Zalaznick -
Is teacher turnover going to keep increasing over the next few years? Will there be enough college students graduating with education degrees to make up the difference?

Student-teacher ratios: How the gaps are growing in all 50 states

Matt Zalaznick -
There are few superintendents who aren't losing sleep over staffing their classrooms with enough teachers, and now there's a clearer picture of how the shortages are adding even more pressure to the teachers who are still working.

School board turmoil: 4 more superintendents make quick departures

Matt Zalaznick -
Orange County Schools has suddenly parted ways with Monique Felder, who had been the North Carolina district's superintendent since late 2019. Elsewhere, hiring slowed down after months of heavy activity at the top of K12.

Check the map: How healthy is the teacher workforce in all 50 states?

Matt Zalaznick -
For school leaders who are visual learners, this newly released and highly detailed interactive map reveals key trends about the strength of the teacher workforce and the severity of ongoing shortages. 

Teacher apprenticeships are growing rapidly. More funding is on the way

Matt Zalaznick -
The number of states with registered teacher apprenticeships has increased exponentially—from two to 21—over the last year, and the Department of Education is offering more support.

3 ways one big district is keeping teacher turnover to a minimum

Tonya Goree -
School systems that experience high turnover tend to be places where the culture is lacking and faculty don’t feel well supported.

School jobs: Can districts get fully staffed before the new year begins?

Matt Zalaznick -
There are more than 260,000 students in Broward County, Florida, and about 1,300 jobs available as the new school year approaches. The School District of Philadelphia, with less than half that number of students, has almost as many vacancies.

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