South Carolina lawmakers have passed a new law that allows schools in the state to hire non-certified teachers in an effort to address the growing teacher shortage. The measure, which is set to take effect in the coming months, gives schools more flexibility in their hiring process, but has raised concerns among education advocates who argue that unqualified teachers may compromise the quality of education for students. As the state struggles to attract and retain certified teachers, some experts believe this move could be a temporary solution to a complex problem, while others fear it may have long-term consequences for the education system. The new law is part of a broader effort to address the state's teacher shortage, which has left many schools scrambling to find qualified educators.
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