Philadelphia teachers leaving classrooms at highest rate in Pennsylvania, study shows

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Philadelphia school teachers are leaving the profession at the highest rate in Pennsylvania, according to a new study by Penn State University.

Philadelphia Federation of Teachers boss Jerry Jordan acknowledged the report in an interview with FOX 29, and blamed the trend on a lack of resources, support, pay, and COVID concerns.

It's not just a trend in Philadelphia. The report also found the teacher attrition rate across the state grew faster in the 2022-2023 school year and hit its highest point in a decade. "Why would they want to go into such a profession and end up with student debt and a low salary as well," Jordan said.

 

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