ORLANDO, Fla. – Orange County’s public school district was expecting a large decrease in enrollment this year, but officials say it’s more than they expected.
Now the district is going to reassign more than 100 teachers to deal with the changes.
OCPS Superintendent Maria Vazquez said Tuesday night that the district will reassign 116 teachers, which will help with the district’s 157 vacancies. Vazquez says the district hopes they will be able to properly match each teacher’s assignment to their subject specialty, but it will depend on what certifications the teachers have…