As we inch closer to the end of the school year, school districts are looking ahead to next year and working to fill hundreds of open positions, including teachers, bus drivers, nutrition services and custodial positions. ChrisArnoldTV
The hope is to fill a wide range of positions ahead of next school year, including several open teaching positions.
The other positions, Riesgraf pointed out, include bus drivers, people in nutrition services and custodial positions."I think at one time, we might have been down by like 300 teachers," said Riesgraf. "We want to provide our schools with full staffs and staffing in the classroom is something that's very important," said Riesgraf.
She says they are starting to train for that and that it will have an impact when it comes to hiring.
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