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School board approves innovative plan to address teacher shortages

August 16, 2024 | Lansing Public School District, School Boards, Michigan



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School board approves innovative plan to address teacher shortages
During a recent government meeting, discussions centered on the progress of hiring efforts within the HR department, with a particular focus on addressing teacher shortages. Mister Nowiski expressed gratitude for the HR staff's success in filling numerous positions, highlighting the importance of having certified teachers in classrooms for student achievement. He noted that parents have voiced concerns regarding the lack of certified educators, and he welcomed a new stopgap measure aimed at mitigating this issue while continuing to encourage applications for remaining vacancies.

The meeting also clarified that any temporary programs implemented in classrooms would align with Michigan state standards, ensuring consistency in the curriculum regardless of whether a certified teacher is present. This approach aims to maintain educational quality and coherence for students.

The motion to approve these measures passed with a vote of 7-0, indicating strong support for the initiatives aimed at enhancing educational staffing and standards. The meeting then transitioned to the next agenda item, which involved the approval of athletic trainers for the district.

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