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School districts across the state deal with challenges recruiting teachers.

Staffing shortages remain a problem for many schools. In North Carolina, all grade levels suffer from a lack of math and special education teachers, while elementary schools lack qualified educators for all core subjects. Discover how school districts are getting creative in recruiting and retaining teachers, including a “Grow Your Own” program in Edgecombe County.

02/10/2023 | Rating NR

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Potential Solutions to the Teacher Shortage

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Clip: 2/10/2023 | 2m 39s | A Durham principal outlines challenges and potential solutions to the teacher shortage. (2m 39s)

A Teacher Finds a Home Despite a High Cost of Living

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Clip: 2/10/2023 | 2m 26s | A new program helps teachers find affordable housing. (2m 26s)

A Teacher Pipeline Program in Edgecombe County

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Clip: 2/10/2023 | 2m 45s | A “Grow Your Own” teacher program sees positive results in a rural NC school district. (2m 45s)

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