School district officials in Charleston County are stepping into classrooms as substitute teachers to address a critical shortage of substitutes, which has left schools struggling to fill open positions. The move comes as administrators seek immediate solutions to ensure students aren’t left without instruction due to the ongoing staffing crisis. With classrooms facing disruptions, leaders are taking hands-on roles to maintain stability while exploring long-term fixes for the shortage. The decision reflects broader challenges in education systems where substitute availability has become a pressing issue.
Charleston County School leaders are becoming substitute teachers. Here’s why. Post and Courier
