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How Can Colleges Help Solve the Special Educator Shortage?

KLEBERG COUNTY, TEXAS, AUG 7 – Kingsville ISD offers a $6,000 stipend and $500 signing bonus to recruit special education teachers amid a statewide ratio of one teacher per 25 students, Texas Education Agency said.

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Speakers at this week’s OSEP conference highlighted an Illinois teacher apprenticeship program and technical assistance for minority serving institutions.

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How can colleges help solve the special educator shortage?

Speakers at this week’s OSEP conference highlighted an Illinois teacher apprenticeship program and technical assistance for minority serving institutions.

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Kingsville ISD offers incentives to address special education teacher shortage

Kingsville ISD is working to overcome a shortage of special education teachers by offering new incentives aimed at attracting and retaining staff ahead of the upcoming school year.Its a very rewarding field, said Rene Ramirez, a special education teacher at Kingsville ISD. Working with the students in special education, seeing them grow thats what makes it worth it.However, like many districts across Texas, Kingsville ISD has faced challenges in…

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