California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond said the state has to be more involved with recruitment and needs to increase compensation, prioritize training, improve working conditions and explore all other strategies.
"Building a pipeline," he said."We know that when young people and students from their communities that we serve aspire to become a teacher, if we give them the right coaching and resources, we can do great things." Thurmond is also forming a statewide teacher recruitment coalition all in an effort to address the shortage.
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