A growing number of American teachers report serious intentions to leave the profession within the year, according to a recent survey that highlights deepening concerns about retention in the education sector. Nearly a quarter of educators surveyed expressed plans to quit, signaling widespread dissatisfaction that could strain schools already facing staffing shortages. The findings underscore mounting challenges in recruiting and keeping teachers amid ongoing pressures in the workplace. Experts warn that such high turnover rates may disrupt classrooms and exacerbate long-term challenges in public education.
One in four US teachers say they are likely to quit within 12 months, concerning survey reveals New York Post
