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In rural America, a teacher pipeline from abroad starts to dry up

by The Associated Press March 12, 2026

written by The Associated Press March 12, 2026

By Michael Melia Like many school systems facing teacher shortages, South Carolina’s Allendale County has looked overseas for help. A quarter of the teachers in the rural, high-poverty district come from other countries. The superintendent praises the international educators — mostly ...

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