Teacher turnover rates in K-12 education appear to have stabilized after a sharp rise during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new data. While the pandemic disrupted hiring and retention, recent trends suggest fewer educators are leaving the profession compared to the peak disruptions. Experts attribute the shift to improved working conditions, targeted support programs, and a renewed focus on educator well-being. The findings raise questions about whether these changes will be sustainable in the long term.
Have teacher turnover rates declined since COVID? K-12 Dive
