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North Hills School District: Legislation Looks To Lessen Substitute Teacher Shortage
New bi-partisan legislation has expanded the pool of eligible people who can serve as substitutes.
February 23, 2022
New bi-partisan legislation has expanded the pool of eligible people who can serve as substitutes.
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While it won’t solve every problem associated with the substitute teacher shortage, it makes easier for administrators to call retired educators to sub, allows people with inactive certificates to serve as day-to-day substitutes for an entire school year, gives more flexibility to use students who are in or soon-to-be graduates of teacher preparation programs as substitutes and creates a new “Classroom Monitor” pilot program to broaden the pool of eligible people who can provide classroom coverage.
Complete details can be found at this link.
Find out what's happening in North Hillsfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
If you’re interested in becoming a substitute teacher for the North Hills School District, please contact Pam LaBrasca at labrascap@nhsd.net.
While it won’t solve every problem associated with the substitute teacher shortage, it makes easier for administrators to call retired educators to sub, allows people with inactive certificates to serve as day-to-day substitutes for an entire school year, gives more flexibility to use students who are in or soon-to-be graduates of teacher preparation programs as substitutes and creates a new “Classroom Monitor” pilot program to broaden the pool of eligible people who can provide classroom coverage.
Complete details can be found at this link.
If you’re interested in becoming a substitute teacher for the North Hills School District, please contact Pam LaBrasca at labrascap@nhsd.net.
This press release was produced by North Hills School District. The views expressed here are the author’s own.
