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Short on teachers, Michigan schools try to grow their own

By 
Tracie Mauriello
 | May 25, 2022, 2:00pm UTC
Chalkbeat Detroit
Seven high school students participate in a class discussion at their desks in a classroom with white walls decorated with maps and photographs of book covers.

Educators Rising students at East Kentwood High School discuss what they learned from classroom observations on a recent Wednesday. They are, front row, left to right: Zander Schmall and Lisa Ha; second row, left to right, Olivia Martell and Shawn White; third row, Logan Welch; and back row, left to right, Lilly Wright and Munira Sharif. (Tracie Mauriello / Bridge Michigan / Chalkbeat)

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