
H-1B Visa Fee Hike: Impact on US Teacher Shortage?
A proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee increase threatens US school districts' ability to hire international teachers, potentially worsening teacher shortages in critical subjects like math and science.
A proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee increase threatens US school districts' ability to hire international teachers, potentially worsening teacher shortages in critical subjects like math and science.
Teacher shortages in special education and for English learners negatively impact student outcomes. NCTQ recommends better pay, preparation, and support for educators.
Special education teacher shortages plague states. Efforts to build pipelines from underrepresented groups & support minority institutions are crucial for students with disabilities. Grant aid and mentorship are key.
Education faces challenges: school choice programs pressure public schools, Texas grapples with uncertified teachers, and the DOJ restricts DEI practices. Focus on funding, resources, and responsible AI use.
Leaders seek solutions to special education staffing shortages across early childhood, K-12, and postsecondary levels. Strategies focus on attracting, preparing, and retaining qualified professionals.
Temporary J-1 visa pause stresses US school districts relying on international teachers. Mineral Area faces staffing issues. State Dept. anticipates a quick resolution to the visa delay.