The New Normal: Where are we right now when it comes to our educators?
The teacher/staffing shortage is real and getting worse. This together with burnout and low morale has brought us to the brink of a crisis.
•
Jan 31, 2022, 3:28 PM
•
Updated 1,042 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:59
City Council debates path for sex education to be taught in schools
6ds ago1:27
Throgs Neck school raising funds to preserve historic mansion
8ds ago0:13
Dictionary.com's Word of the Year: Demure
13ds ago2:33
NY education officials: Regionalization plan will not be mandatory
14ds ago1:55
2 students accused of making social media threats against KIPP NYC College Prep High School
20ds ago1:31
Brooklyn College professor: Regents exams will be optional by 2030
36ds ago0:59
City Council debates path for sex education to be taught in schools
6ds ago1:27
Throgs Neck school raising funds to preserve historic mansion
8ds ago0:13
Dictionary.com's Word of the Year: Demure
13ds ago2:33
NY education officials: Regionalization plan will not be mandatory
14ds ago1:55
2 students accused of making social media threats against KIPP NYC College Prep High School
20ds ago1:31
Brooklyn College professor: Regents exams will be optional by 2030
36ds agoNews 12's Elizabeth Hashagen was joined today by White Plains Teachers Association president and educator Kara McCormick-Lyons and Connect Ed Workforce co-founder Ashley Bencan.
The teacher/staffing shortage is real and getting worse. This together with burnout and low morale has brought us to the brink of a crisis.
Where are we right now when it comes to our educators?
More from News 12
1:31
‘United Nations of planting.’ Leader of Rainbow Garden honored during Puerto Rican Heritage Month
2:42
be Well: Young scientist wins prize with pesticide detector invention
1:30
Exclusive: Soundview parents say MTA crackdown on double parking impacts school pickup
1:54
Bronx mother says 8-year-old daughter exposed to illegal narcotics at after-school program
0:18
Gov. Hochul announces new initiative to help high school students get into SUNY schools
2:24
