Every state has tradeoffs for teachers. Some pay more. Some have stronger benefits, smaller class sizes, or more freedom in how you teach. One of Maryland’s biggest selling points right […] Read more: Is Maryland a Good State for Teachers?
Special education tops Maryland’s list of subject areas with the highest need for teachers. The U.S. Department of Labor is projecting 10% growth in jobs for special education teachers in […] Read more: How to Become a Special Education Teacher in Maryland
Taylor Armijo’s resume doesn’t follow a straight line. Her first job out of college was teaching 9th and 11th grade English for a huge high school in North Carolina. After that, she wanted a […] Read more: The ‘Core’ of Teaching for Taylor Armijo? Relationship Building and Long-Term Impact
Deciding where to begin your teaching career is a significant step. If you’re considering Maryland, you’re looking at a state that values its educators and offers a diverse range of […] Read more: Best Cities for Teachers in Maryland: A Guide for Aspiring Educators
Maryland is facing a significant teacher shortage, with open jobs for elementary, middle, and secondary school teachers expected to grow 11% by 2032, compared to 2022, according to the U.S. […] Read more: Maryland’s Teacher Shortage: A Challenge That Opens Doors for New Educators
Victoria Bishop has wanted to be a teacher since she was in the first grade. She remembers every teacher she had growing up, K-12 in a private school in California. […] Read more: ‘My Favorite Teacher’: Maryland Educator Focuses on Long-Term Impact
Maryland has a strong demand for teachers. The state has more than 1,400 public schools and serves nearly 900,000 students, pre-K through 12. There are more than 62,000 educators in […] Read more: Case Study: Supporting Teacher Certification in Maryland
Becoming a teacher is a unique and powerful way to shape the future. Few know this better than Armand Wallace, Jr., who turned his passion for helping youth into a […] Read more: How Armand Wallace, Jr. Found His Calling as a Teacher
Linda Suarez’s path to becoming a full-time high school teacher may not seem conventional at first glance. She spent 15 years as a licensed early childhood educator, spending time as […] Read more: Linda Suarez’s Journey from Long-Term Sub to Permanent Spanish Teacher