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District to contract with EduStaff for substitutes; district manager, benefits and training promised
Summary
Gadsden ISD presented and discussed a proposed partnership with EduStaff, a third‑party k‑12 staffing provider, to manage substitute recruitment, training and payroll. District HR said the district has exceeded in‑house capacity and expects the contract to increase substitute availability and allow substitutes to work five days a week with access
GADSDEN — Gadsden ISD staff told the board on Feb. 27 they plan to move substitute teacher management to EduStaff, a third‑party k‑12 staffing provider, to expand substitute availability, centralize hiring and offer benefits to subs.
Why it matters: District human‑resources staff said current substitute capacity (reported in the meeting as a little over 300 active substitutes) constrains operations across a geographically large district. EduStaff representatives said the company will recruit, screen, train and payroll substitutes; hire a local district manager to coordinate on‑site…
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