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Strategies Employed to Address Teacher Shortages Infographic

A talented teacher workforce is an essential foundation for improving educational outcomes for students. As such, securing teachers at all levels of the teacher pipeline (i.e., recruitment into the profession, onboarding for the profession, retention in the profession, and advancement within the profession) is necessary for student success.

This infographic highlights the effective

May 1st, 2023|

Voices from the Field: An Interview with Carolyn Haug from CDE

Voices from the Field spotlights stakeholders in Region 12 and their work to improve educational opportunities and outcomes. R12CC is privileged to collaborate with and share the insights of Dr. Carolyn Haug, Director of Research and Impact, Educator Talent Division at the Colorado Department of Education.

November 9th, 2022|

Voices from the Field: Teacher Leadership Development in Kansas Redesign Schools During a Time of Uncertainty

Voices from the Field spotlights stakeholders in Region 12 and their work to improve educational opportunities and outcomes. R12CC is privileged to share the insights of Dr. Tammy Mitchell, Elementary Redesign Specialist, Division of Learning Services, Kansas State Department of Education.                               

February 23rd, 2022|

Voices from the Field: An Interview with Paul Katnik from MO DESE

Voices from the Field spotlights stakeholders in Region 12 and their work to improve educational opportunities and outcomes. R12CC is privileged to collaborate with and share the insights of Paul Katnik, Assistant Commissioner, Office of Educator Quality at the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).

October 26th, 2021|

What’s Next? Exploring Innovation Configurations to Support Teacher Wellbeing

by Dale Lewis, Tameka Porter, and Katie Allen

Welcome to the final blog post in our series on teacher wellbeing. Part one introduced our series, part two provided strategies for teachers and leaders to navigate the Stages of Concern to

March 16th, 2021|
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