Sep 21 2023
Addressing the Increase in Uncertified Teachers
While the nationwide teacher shortage is not new, state education leaders continue to explore new and innovative pathways for qualified individuals to enter the profession.
The Southern Regional Education Board forecasts that, by 2030, 16 million K-12 students in the South may have a teacher who was not provided adequate supports and resources before entering the classroom. As states respond to ongoing teacher shortages, hiring qualified, prepared teachers is critical for student achievement and teacher retention.
Join Education Commission of the States, in collaboration with Teachers of Tomorrow, to learn how states can tackle teacher shortages and place qualified teachers into classrooms.
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Protecting Culturally Based and Indigenous Child and Family Programs Through the Lens of Hawaiʻi’s Family–Child Interaction Learning (FCIL) Programs
Hawaiʻi is a state marked by tremendous racial, linguistic, and cultural diversity, alongside significant wealth inequities. It is also a national leader in embracing culturally relevant content and language within early care and education systems.
Immigrants Are Welcome Here: Centering Belonging, Inclusivity, and Resilience for Youth
Immigrants Are Welcome Here: Centering Belonging, Inclusivity, and Resilience for Youth In a recent survey published by UCLA’s Institute for...