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We sent the following out in an email yesterday:

As we’ve written before, high need subjects and schools are the places teachers are needed most. Even during times of layoffs or budget cuts, we’ve found there are still districts looking for teachers in these areas.

For Part 5, the final in our series on teaching jobs, I was hoping to have more information about the billions going to protect teaching jobs, but I guess that is going to have to wait for a few months once we see what really happens.

Today will begin a 5 part series on the state of teacher employment in the US and what we are hearing from around the nation. We will initially focus on the State Fiscal Stabilization Fund because that is supposed to be the critical element that will help states and districts prevent teacher layoffs.