"When you have 36 students in a room, it's incredibly difficult to help a second-grade-level reader." Nelson, one of the teachers whose videos went viral on TikTok, said she had a student in her seventh-grade class who read at a second-grade level, while also having other students in the same class who were reading at a post-high school level.

Sure, it'd be great to make $80,000 a year for it, but that's not why I was doing it." "I was OK with [earning] $55,000 and I loved my job every day and seeing those kids every day. Money was never the reason she left.

BERLIN, March 20 (Reuters) - Britain is ready to help Poland fill its air defense gaps caused by Warsaw sending some of its MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine but Poland has not yet made such requests, British Armed Forces Minister James Heappey was quoted as saying on Monday.

Staffing for those roles is particularly difficult in "communities where there's already high turnover, which feeds itself because high turnover means you hire early career teachers and they also have high turnover," he said. The current teacher shortage dynamic is a magnified version of the dynamic from before, especially at "high poverty schools [and among] high school teachers [in] specialized roles," said ERS' Rosenberg.

Vacancies for elementary teachers, he found, have always been low while those for STEM and Special Ed teachers have always been very high. As part of his research, Goldhaber looked into the number of vacancies schools in Washington state have had, going back 30 years.

Poland last week said it would send Ukraine four MiG-29 fighter jets in coming days, making it the first of Kyiv's allies to provide such aircraft and possibly creating a need to ramp up Poland's air defense equipment.

When teacher resignations go viral Following the reaction of her new co-workers to the quirks formed by her prior life as a teacher,  Nelson posted a video on TikTok with the caption, "When teachers change careers," along with hashtags like #teachersoftiktok, #leavingteaching and #mentalhealthmatters. In the video, you can see Nelson at her desk pretending to ask her manager who she needs to contact if she has to take a bathroom break.

Failing to modernize the teaching profession could make it even harder to attract a new generation of talented individuals into the classroom, said Brent Maddin, executive director of the Next Education Workforce Initiative at Arizona State University, a national organization devoted to innovation in the field of teaching. "Who wants to join the profession typified by the headlines of the last few weeks?"

'Cutting portions of the School of Humanities as well as math and art programs would be detrimental to the diversity of our student body,' student president Ashly Trejo Mejia wrote in a letter to the school's president.

‘Our produce set offers the top 20 items typically sold in traditional grocery stores and covers approximately 80 percent of produce categories most grocery stores carry, including tomatoes, onions, apples, strawberries, potatoes, sweet potatoes, lemons, limes, salad mixes, and more,' a Dollar General spokesperson said in a statement.

Last year, ERS conducted a study among six school districts across the country to see how turnover had changed compared with pre-pandemic years. "In all six districts, turnover going into fall 2020 went down," said Rosenberg, one of the authors of the study.

While these specific changes are not financially driven, they will provide the University the opportunity to redeploy resources to better serve students and areas of growth. We believe investing in programs that appeal to students and prepare them for highly sought-after professions is not only our mission but our responsibility,' the school added.  

Marymount's trustees made the final call on February 24 when they voted unanimously to axe bachelor's degrees in theology and religious studies, philosophy, mathematics, art, history, sociology, English, economics and secondary education. Students are still required to study the subjects as part of the school's core program but can no longer take them as majors 

‘If you're in a small town that hasn't seen new retail in a long time, you see new development, a new yellow sign, there's something intangible and positive about having that new development,' he told DailyMail.com in a phone interview.

In fact, residents of Olive Hill jokingly refer to the Dollar General closest to downtown as the ‘Olive Hill Walmart' due to its wide variety of goods, including a small produce section stocked with fruits and vegetables.

Youngkin's Executive Order 1 defines critical race theory as 'inherently divisive concepts' that portray one race, sex or religious faith as inherently superior, or teach that an individual is inherently racist as a result of his skin color.

The union encouraged its members to participate and offered an instruction manual 'to be used as a resource guide for advancing racial justice in Virginia's schools,' according to a memo by Taisha Steele, director of the Human and Civil Rights division at the VEA.