Washington state teacher resignations at highest level in three decades

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After a 30-year career in education, 52-year-old Mari Stevens said she knew it was time to leave the classroom.

Stevens, who last taught in the Issaquah School District, is not alone in putting in her resignation.

According to an analysis of Washington state data by the Calder Center, more teachers left the classroom in the past school year than at any point in the past three decades.


Washington state teacher attrition rates and teacher turnover overall, according to the analysis, are now at historic highs.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/washington-state-teacher-resignations-at-highest-level-in-three-decades/ar-AA18FxYd

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1. Some of these teachers should run for office.

School Boards, City or county commissioner, state legislature. Their voices are most welcome.