Wisconsin Teacher Retention Crisis: Special Ed Induction Program Shows Promise
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Wisconsins teacher retention crisis: A new study reveals that only 53% of public school teachers remain in the profession by their eighth year, and just 43% of special education teachers. The Special Educator Induction Program offers mentoring and support, with 95% of participants likely to stay long-term. State Superintendent Jill Underly warns of a leaking pipeline, with a 30% drop-off in new teachers. Pay is a major issue, with mid-career teachers earning 22% less than in 2010. Addressing these challenges could improve teacher retention and maintain quality education.
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