California school districts desperate to hire teachers amid shortage made worse by COVID-19 pandemic - ABC7 San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The Bay Area had a teacher shortage prior to COVID-19, but the pandemic has exacerbated the problem.
With only a few weeks before students return to in-person learning, school districts are desperately trying to hire new teachers and staff. The San Francisco Unified School District had a virtual hiring fair on Wednesday. This is one of two virtual hiring fairs put on by San Francisco Unified. "We are looking to hire about 100 Special Ed Paraeducators for the school year," explained Jennifer Douglass of SFUSD. RELATED: California State University to require all students, staff to get COVID-19 vaccine. Cookie Consent and Choices. A cannabis empire that caused chaos on Native land. Full speech: Mitch Landrieu addresses removal of Confederate statues. Screen time at 'breaking point' but can tech help? - BBC News.
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