We’ve all heard that there are teacher shortages across the country. But it turns out some schools and districts are having a much harder time hiring and keeping teachers than others—especially here in California.
And what about here in the Stockton? Stockton Unified has one of the worst in the state, according to EdSource.
What about your school? Is your school struggling to hire staff? Sound off in the comments.TEACHER SHORTAGE SURVEY RESULTS
Districts with significant shortages:
Corcoran Joint Unified (Kings County) three vacancies, 14 hires
San Juan Unified (Sacramento County) 35 vacancies, 165 hires
Stockton Unified (Stanislaus County) 13 vacancies, 141 hires
Santa Ana Unified (Orange County) 52 vacancies, 75 hires
Long Beach Unified (Los Angeles County) 45 vacancies, 277 hires
Oakland Unified (Alameda County) 34 vacancies, 474 hires
Sacramento City Unified (Sacramento County) 92 vacancies, 244 hires
