Hartford Public Schools Significantly Reduces Special Education Staff Vacancies Through Strengthened Compensation
Hartford Public Schools has made substantial progress in addressing its special education staffing shortages, reducing the district-wide vacancy rate from 25% to 9%. Twelve schools are now fully staffed with special education teachers, achieving zero vacancies compared to last year. This improvement is attributed to increased pay differentials, early recruitment strategies, and targeted efforts for hard-to-fill roles.
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