Districts seeing more new teachers taking ‘alternative routes’ to the classroom

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As we enter the 2023 school year, it’s no secret there is a continued need for teachers in school districts across the Charlotte area.

“Everybody across the nation has been dealing with teacher shortages for several years, and our district is not immune to that,” Joe Burke with Fort Mill Schools said.

“This last year has been a real challenge in the recruitment of teachers,” Lindsay Machak with Rock Hill Schools said.

In York School District 1, Jennifer Bolin, the director of human resources, says it’s also still a big part of their conversations.

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