As hard as it is for Arizona schools to retain teachers, it's often harder to find qualified candidates who want to teach in Arizona schools. HearArizona profiled two organizations that work to tap under-utilized reservoirs of talent and put qualified, quality teachers in Arizona classrooms.

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As hard as it is for Arizona schools to retain teachers, it's often harder to find qualified candidates who want to teach in Arizona schools. HearArizona profiled two organizations that work to tap under-utilized reservoirs of talent and put qualified, quality teachers in Arizona classrooms.
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Arizona is on the precipice of an educational cliff. Teachers can leave for salaries as much as 75% higher. Many educators are at retirement age. Schools in this state are having a hard time filling the many vacancies with qualified teachers. The Education Cliff podcast series explores these issues and the role community colleges and other organizations are playing in finding solutions. This podcast series is supported by F2 Family Foundation, Rio Salado College, and Intel.

Arizona is on the precipice of an educational cliff. Teachers can leave for salaries as much as 75% higher. Many educators are at retirement age. Schools in this state are having a hard time filling the many vacancies with qualified teachers. The Education Cliff podcast series explores these issues and the role community colleges and other organizations are playing in finding solutions. This podcast series is supported by F2 Family Foundation, Rio Salado College, and Intel.

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