Photos credit: State of Wisconsin
From a Bruce Murphy commentary, Wisconsin’s Growing Teacher Shortage. (Urban Milwaukee, 8/20/2015)
In Indiana, where the number of people obtaining a teaching license fell by more than 50 percent since 2010, critics of the state’s policies have blamed the growth of private school vouchers and widespread bashing of public school teachers by Hoosier elected officials. Indiana also passed a law reducing collective bargaining rights. Two legislators there have asked for a study of why the teacher shortage of teachers has arisen. [emphasis added]
Related reading:
DPI expanding teacher license options to address staffing shortages. (Madison.com, 8/24/2016)
Related post:
America Eats Its Young: What happens during a steady beat of teacher-bashing. (8/10/2015)
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