US teacher attrition hits 23-year high: 11% quit annually
Teacher attrition in the US has reached a 23-year high, with 11% of teachers leaving their schools annually, according to new research. Studies from EducationWeek highlight the impact of factors like salary disparities, deteriorating working conditions, and the rise of contract teaching. Research shows that lower starting salaries and poor working conditions are contributing to higher turnover rates, while economic factors continue to drive teacher retention challenges across the nation.
