Hernando County’s Associate Teacher Substitute program provides the district’s long-term substitutes the opportunity to earn an on-the-job Bachelor’s Degree in Education at no cost to them. Learn how this innovative approach is helping Hernando reduce barriers to teaching and fill instructional vacancies.

Learn how Capital Area Intermediate Unit 15 is tackling the Pennsylvania teacher shortage head on with the Capital Area Pathways to Teaching Program. Thanks to this innovative program, over 50 future educators (and more to come) are on the path to fill critical classroom vacancies by earning their education degrees and certifications on the job.

Like other education leaders, Illinois District 65 Superintendent Dr. Devon Horton saw the impact of the teacher shortage crisis on his schools in Evanston and Skokie. Find out how he took action to address this problem while uplifting his community.

Find out how Waterbury Public Schools in Connecticut is partnering with BloomBoard and leveraging Covid relief funds to offer free, on-the-job college-credit courses for up to 800 current staffers. Through their Waterbury U initiative, the district aims to provide teachers with deeper, more meaningful professional learning while improving teacher retention.

A Service Center-Driven Approach to Teacher Development & Advancement Learn how two educational service centers in Ohio partnered with BloomBoard to co-create a teacher development and advancement program for their member school districts. Their solution not only saves time in developing PD programming, but also yields incredible benefits for their teachers and staff.

Learn how North Texas Collegiate Academy is investing in their educators to become an employer of choice. By creating a path toward career advancement and higher compensation, the district is seeing improved retention and educators are gaining relevant new skills on the job.