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‎ The West Virginia Board of Education is exploring ways to improve working conditions for teachers who are emerging from the unprecedented drain of teaching during a pandemic and looking ahead at the way forward for their students who will need remediation. The board hopes to address issues like teacher shortages and burnout as classes return this fall and as educators assess the best plan to ensure that everyone in the classroom is supported. Board members last week heard plans from two counties in their monthly meeting on how they hope to assist students in catching up. They also received a presentation from the nonpartisan Learning Policy Institute. Their study, which began in July 2019 and ended in Feb. 2020, considered teacher shortages as a major issue in West Virginia but a critical issue in southern counties.

Mercer countyWest virginiaUnited statesWood countyDeborah akersRyan saundersWilliam hosaflookVirginia department of educationWest virginia boardLearning policyAdvisor ryan saundersRescue planVirginia public broadcastingWest virginia departmentCounty superintendentSchools william hosaflook