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Keeping up with hot topics. 28% OF TEACHERS MOVED SCHOOLS Teacher mobility is on the rise, according to an analysis by ERS. This includes teachers who move schools within districts, change roles but stay in the district, and those who change districts. All turnover has an impact on students, even if educators stay in the workforce. An average of 28% of teachers changed positions or left their school in the 2021-22 school year, compared to 24% prepandemic. High-poverty schools experienced the highest turnover, with 34% of teachers leaving between October 2021 and October 2022. In comparison, schools with the lowest concentration of need lost 21% of teachers. Additionally, about a third of new teachers left their schools in that time period. ERS recommends district leaders

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