“Teachers leaving faster than they can be replaced,” reports Alaska Dept. of Labor

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) – Increased class sizes, school budget cuts and student behavior problems are some of the struggles facing Alaska’s teachers, Corey Aist said. Aist is the Anchorage Education Association’s president. “It is just very, very challenging in our classrooms right now,” Aist said. “Many teachers are…

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