I quit my teaching job because I experienced burnout and joined corporate America.After less than a year in an office, I realized I missed teaching and returned to the job.Teaching allows me to be ...

Since Colorado lawmakers established the Teacher Degree Apprenticeship Program in 2023, more teachers from a diversity of backgrounds are en route to the classroom ...

A Florida high school teacher who lost her job is receiving an outpouring of support — and some criticism — for calling a student by their preferred name, rather than their legal name.

A Florida high school teacher who lost her job is receiving an outpouring of support — and some criticism — for calling a student by their preferred name, rather than their legal name.

A substitute teaching job in metro Atlanta lets you take or turn down jobs as you're able to, and you have summers and school holidays off – a big perk if you have school-age kids of your own.

An analysis by The Republic shows that 22% of Arizona teachers during the 2016-17 term were not qualified or had less than 2 years of experience.

When I think back to my days teaching English abroad, I think how lucky I was to have experienced such a life. It was one of the most challenging jobs in the world, but also […] ...

According to the Texas Education Agency, 31% of new hires in 2024-25 lacked a state teaching certificate or permit. Yet some states stand out for how they’re changing their requirements, Tooley ...

In response, more than 10,000 people have signed a petition calling for Melissa Calhoun, a teacher with more than a decade of experience, to keep her job at Satellite High School.

Teachers often work a second job outside of the classroom. Cara Rothrock got her first job working at a 1950s roadside cafe and ice cream stand called Polly’s at the age of 15. First, she wanted ...

A high-school teacher who was fired last spring for saying “Heil Hitler” while his arm seemed raised in a Nazi salute in class has gotten his job back at a private Quaker school in Manhattan ...

The 12-credit credential entails four introductory courses that count toward a Certificate of Advanced Study (C.A.S.) if students wish to continue in the College’s Educational Leadership Program.