Minnesota school districts are struggling to find teachers, fill open positions

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In St. Paul, school leaders are offering hiring bonuses in the thousands of dollars. In Duluth, they’re stepping up recruitment and retention efforts. And, in districts around the state, there are struggles to fill open positions — from bus drivers to paraprofessionals and classroom teachers.

Deb Henton, who is executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators, said hiring is one of the top issues school leaders are facing.

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