NEW YORK — As students plan a return to the classroom, gearing up with new notebooks and cool backpacks, some schools could still be trying to find their teachers.
The labor shortage hit schools especially hard last year and now some states are warning that hundreds of teaching positions for this fall remain unfilled.Dawn Etcheverry, a public school music teacher and the president of the Nevada State Education Association, spoke to ABC News’ “Start Here” about what the teacher shortage can mean for the upcoming school year.Yeah, right now we're tracking over 3,000 jobs that are on our job board.
Now they're working in rotation so that the bus driver doesn't even get to know the children that route because every week the change routes. If a child had a bad day, started off a bad morning, they don't have the same face they get every morning greeting them. And we know that COVID brought us into a situation where children's social emotional learning was a big issue. We were isolated. Children weren't getting the time they needed with that adult or other children.START HERE:ETCHEVERRY:
Or let's talk about a geometry teacher in a high school who now has 48 kids and they're trying to read all the proofs. Or an English teacher who has to read all those essays and they're following their curriculum.
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