The state of Indiana is struggling to hold on to teachers according to a Fairbanks Foundation report on education data.
In the 2020-2021 school year the state education department recorded 68,205 teachers in the system.
One year later in the 2021-2022 school year that number had fallen to 60,156 totaling a 7% drop year-after-year.
The data does show that those who left the system left the teaching profession.
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The way schools are run no one in their right mind would want to be a teacher.
“The data does show that those who left the system left the teaching profession.”
Not a shock. Conservative teachers are mass exiting, due to the woke agenda and the bias against conservative thought in schools. Across the board, teachers are opting out of public schools because of safety concerns and the administrative policies that cause them.