The Teaching Pipeline: Where Diversity is Lost

Update: 2016-12-09

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When local teaching jobs open up, superintendents say they rarely see candidates of color. New research indicates the pipeline has leaks at almost every stage -- from high school, through college graduation and job retention.

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The Teaching Pipeline: Where Diversity is Lost

Evan Dawson

The Teaching Pipeline: Where Diversity is Lost