Appreciating #educators means listening. It means understanding the deeper issues, and then responding with #leadership that makes an #impact. Here’s a place to start understanding teacher shortages:
https://www.teachingquality.org/what-kind-of-teacher-shortage-do-we-face/. @JustinMinkel

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Kentrina Bridges: “Have someone who’s always there for you.” CTQ is proud to support @Carolina_CrED and its commitment to support teachers in their alternative pathways to certification at @CarolinaCAP_SC. #PartnershipsMatter

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