Schools across the U.S. are having difficulty finding enough teachers to adequately staff their classrooms. To stand out from the competition, some schools are now getting creative, shortening the school week to attract new teachers and retain experienced ones.
Enrollment at the largest public school district in the U.S. is dropping due to the impact of the COVID pandemic. Experts say that another reason for the decline is high property prices forcing families to move to less expensive cities.
As schools reopen across California, the state has mandated that teachers and staff be vaccinated or else undergo regular COVID-19 testing. CGTN's Ediz Tiyansan reports.
Going back to school hasn't been easy in Colombia.
While private schools have been welcoming students back to the campus, public schools have been slower to start.
But this past month, the Ministry of Education ordered all public schools to resume in-person classes by this month.
