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Recruitment & Retention What the Research Says High School Teacher Academies Work. But There's a Break in the Pipeline
Aspiring teachers of color often hit a wall before making it to the classroom, a new study finds.
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Professional Development What Sort of PD Should Give Teachers a Salary Bump? Some States Are Reevaluating
Teachers usually get pay increases for advanced degrees, but quality controls vary widely.
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School & District Management How the Superintendency Is Changing, in 5 Charts
New data shows a trend reversal in superintendent turnover rates.
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Teaching Profession What the Research Says How the U.S. Teaching Profession Compares to Global Peers
New data from OECD show global trends in teacher staffing and workloads.
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The Maryland governor's office reports that 4% of the state’s teacher positions are unfilled, meaning nearly 1,600 classrooms don’t have an experienced educator leading students.
New data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development finds that teacher shortages are a global challenge.
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Teaching Profession What the Research Says States Roll Back Pay Incentives for Teachers in High-Need Areas
A new national study finds less differentiated pay for science fields, high-risk student groups.
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A classroom in Geneva Elementary School in Geneva County Schools, Geneva, Alabama on August04, 2026
A classroom in Geneva Elementary School in Geneva, Ala., is pictured in August 2026. Alabama still offers pay incentives for teachers in shortage areas, but many states do not, a new report finds.
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School & District Management The High Cost of Turnover: How Superintendent Churn Affects Classrooms
New research argues that chronic leadership stability erodes institutional knowledge and disrupts long-term initiatives.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS - OCTOBER 8: HISD Superintendent Mike Miles and Cullen Middle School Principal Erica Brame-Manuel tour Cullen Middle School, which now hosts Cullen Military Academy-the only school of its kind in Houston ISD, on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024 in Houston.
Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles and Principal Erica Brame-Manuel tour Cullen Middle School in Houston on Oct. 8, 2024. New research shows that repeated superintendent transitions often trigger ripple effects on district performance and student achievement.
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Early Childhood A Tax Break for Early Childhood Educators: Why This Policy Change Matters
A new law expands the federal educator expense deduction to include early childhood educators.
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Collage-style illustration of a teacher reading to young children, with clippings of line 11 from form 1040 around the image. Pieces of paper money also surround them and off to the far left there is a clipping from the instructions for form 1040 from the IRS, with the heading "Educator Expenses" visible.
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  • Chief David Hope, left, instructs junior Madilyn Ruder during a Firefighting and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) academy course at South Tech High School in Sunset Hills, Mo., on Monday, Sept. 14, 2026. Students spend half their school day learning skills before returning to their home high school for traditional courses. (Whitney Curtis for Education Week)
    Teacher David Hope, left, instructs junior Madilyn Ruder during a firefighting and emergency Medical Technician (EMT) academy course at South Tech High School in Sunset Hills, Mo., on Monday, Sept. 14, 2026. Hope has to foot the bill to keep up with fast-changing EMT technology, something many districts don't cover for their career and technical education teachers.
    Whitney Curtis for Education Week
    Teaching Profession Skills Change Fast in CTE. Can Teachers Keep Up?
    As career education expands, teachers often are still left to find industry training on their own.
    Sarah D. Sparks, September 15, 2026
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    Image of one teacher at a desk working, and the silhouette of another heading toward an exit door.
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    Recruitment & Retention What the Research Says Where Do Teachers Who Leave Their Job Go? See the Charts
    District administrators may have more ability to guide teacher turnover than they think, new data suggest.
    Sarah D. Sparks, September 3, 2026
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    From left, Dawn Fritz of the Colorado Parent Teacher Association, Michelle Murphy of the Colorado Rural School Alliance and members of a state task force on school discipline meet to discuss staffing shortages on March 26, 2024. Colorado has a large number of far-flung school districts, which face special challenges in attracting and retaining teachers.
    From left, Dawn Fritz of the Colorado Parent Teacher Association, Michelle Murphy of the Colorado Rural School Alliance and members of a state task force on school discipline meet to discuss staffing shortages on March 26, 2024. Colorado has a large number of far-flung school districts, which face special challenges in attracting and retaining teachers.
    Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post via Getty Images
    Recruitment & Retention How to Nurture Teacher Retention in Far-Flung Rural Districts
    Working conditions and community involvement can top pay for rural educators.
    Sarah D. Sparks, August 21, 2026
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    Texas Gov. Greg Abbott speaks during a press conference on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, in Fort Worth, Texas.
    Texas Gov. Greg Abbott speaks during a press conference on July 29, 2026, in Fort Worth, Texas. Abbott wants to ban schools from using H-1B visas to hire international educator—a practice used to fill high-need roles teaching subjects like math and foreign languages.
    Elvis Martinez-Cartagena/Fort Worth Star-Telegram/Tribune News Service via Getty Images<br/>
    Recruitment & Retention Why This Governor Wants to Ban H-1B Visas for Teachers—and Why Schools Use Them
    Gov. Greg Abbott wants to ban schools from using H-1B visas to hire international teachers, a strategy used to fill key staffing gaps.
    Evie Blad, August 21, 2026
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    Abigail “Abby” Zwerner shares a moment with her mother Julie Zwerner after a verdict was reached in her lawsuit against the assistant principal, Ebony Parker, of Richneck Elementary School during proceedings at Newport News Circuit Court on Nov. 6, 2025 , in Newport News, Va. Zwerner was injured when a 6-year-old male student shot her while she was teaching. Violence against educators has risen since schools reopened after the pandemic.
    Richneck Elementary schoolteacher Abigail Zwerner with her mother after a verdict was reached in her lawsuit against the school's assistant principal, Ebony Parker, at Newport News Circuit Court on Nov. 6, 2025 in Newport News, Va. A 6-year-old student brought a loaded gun to school that was later used to shoot Zwerner, despite her raising concerns with school officials.
    Kendall Warner/The Virginian-Pilot via TNS
    School & District Management Teachers Are Facing More Aggression at Work. How Can Schools Protect Them?
    Teachers feel less victimized when they have their principal's support
    Olina Banerji, August 20, 2026
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    Aspiring teacher Amaya Mills, top left, is working with Amanda Malpaya, right, during a reading class for first graders at Ponderosa Elementary School in Aurora, Colorado , on Oct. 29, 2024 .
    Aspiring teacher Amaya Mills, left, works with Amanda Malpaya during a reading class for 1st graders at Ponderosa Elementary School in Aurora, Colo., on Oct. 29, 2024. Teachers comment online on what factors go into whether they will work in high-needs schools.
    Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post via TNS
    Recruitment & Retention Why Teachers Would—or Wouldn’t—Move to a High-Needs School
    Money and school culture—some factors that influence whether teachers want to work in such schools.
    Jennifer Vilcarino, August 13, 2026
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