THE LACK OF full-time and substitute teachers in San Jose schools remains problematic even as the COVID-19 pandemic wanes.
Several San Jose school districts have elected to increase substitute teacher pay, and one created a new position to fill teaching holes left by the pandemic. Even those incentives are failing to attract educators back into the classroom.
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