The Montgomery school board on Thursday will discuss loosening requirements for substitute teachers amid a “severe shortage” of fill-in instructors.
The school system’s current policy requires an applicant to have at least a bachelor’s degree or certification. People applying to substitute in vocational programs can be hired without a college degree but must have at least two years of experience in a related area.
The school system currently has 3,003 registered substitute teachers, including certified teachers, retired Montgomery County teachers and current part-time teachers, according to school board documents...
"People applying to substitute in vocational programs can be hired without a college degree but must have at least two years of experience in a related area."
ReplyDeleteThis is the de facto standard for part-time faculty at Montgomery College.