Virginia Board of Education approves new online alternative pathway to teacher licensure

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The Virginia Board of Education has approved a new way for some school districts to hire teachers, and some school officials say it could be a game-changer in combating a teacher shortage.

The board approved a new alternative pathway to licensure called iTeach. It would allow teachers to get into the classroom on a provisional license and work toward their full license in an online pathway costing around $3,000.

According to the latest data, Virginia currently has around 3,500 teacher openings affecting school districts of every size.

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