The Chino Valley Unified School District has a unique way of addressing the teacher shortage – building tiny homes that teachers can rent out.
has a unique way of addressing the teacher shortage – building tiny homes that teachers can rent out.A plot of land will see 10 tiny homes built upon it with the goal to address the teacher shortage and growing home prices in Chino Valley.
Over a hundred miles north of Phoenix, the small town of Chino Valley is also being affected by risingThe average cost for a home in Chino Valley is over $400,000. He explains the district's turnover for teachers is about 15-25% every year, so that's why the district came up with this unique way of addressing the shortage. Construction hasn't started yet, but they've mapped out the plans for these homes. They'll be built on land the district already owns.
"Our sewer, electrical infrastructure, fire lanes, things like that are all part of the project in addition to the 10 tiny homes," Scholl said.
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