School district prepares for major job fair to fill teacher vacancies

March 20, 2025 | Anne Arundel County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland

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During the recent Board of Education public session held on March 19, 2025, significant strides were reported in addressing staffing vacancies within the school district. The administration highlighted a notable decrease in teacher vacancies, which have dropped to 54, a significant improvement compared to previous years. This reduction reflects ongoing efforts to enhance recruitment and retention of educators.

A major job fair is scheduled for March 29, aimed at attracting potential candidates to fill remaining vacancies. The district's leadership expressed optimism about the event, anticipating strong participation from job seekers. The goal remains clear: to continue reducing the number of vacancies and ultimately achieve a target of zero.
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While the progress is commendable, officials acknowledged that there is still work to be done. The commitment to improving staffing levels is a priority, as it directly impacts the quality of education provided to students. The district plans to maintain its focus on recruitment strategies to ensure that schools are adequately staffed moving forward.

Converted from BOE Public Session 3-19-2025 meeting on March 20, 2025
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