Across the country, schools are grappling with a critical and worsening teacher shortage. From urban centers to rural districts, the lack of qualified educators threatens student outcomes, teacher well-being, and the future of public education. In California, this shortage has been growing steadily since 2015 and shows no signs of slowing down, especially in high-need subjects such as special education, math, science, and English.
Public education is a cornerstone of opportunity in California—but for many public schools, the promise of high-quality learning is undermined by chronic underfunding. At Alliance College-Ready Public Schools Foundation, we believe our scholars deserve more than the bare minimum. We strive to close the gap where state funding still falls short for California’s public schools.
Public education is a cornerstone of opportunity in California—but for many public schools, the promise of high-quality learning is undermined by chronic underfunding. At Alliance College-Ready Public Schools Foundation, we believe our scholars deserve more than the bare minimum. We strive to close the gap where state funding still falls short for California’s public schools.
A bill recently filed in Congress—and supported by a corresponding executive order signed by President Donald Trump—calls for eliminating the U.S. Department of Education (DOED)
As schools nationwide grapple with teacher shortages, Alliance College-Ready Public Schools has been ahead of the curve, taking proactive steps to support and retain outstanding educators…