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Maine Schools Try Unusual Recruitment Strategies Amid Substitute Teacher Shortage

Monday, September 11, 2017
Maine Public Radio

Teachers, like all workers, can become suddenly ill or have a family emergency. When that happens, an early morning call goes out a list of subs that have been screened and preapproved for duty. But school districts across Maine report that they are struggling to find enough subs to fill in every day.

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