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Mentoring New Teachers

Catalyst Chicago issue cover, published Nov 2003

With 39 percent of teachers new to Chicago resigning within five years, top administrators under Schools CEO Arne Duncan know the district has a problem with teacher turnover. More money and staff are being devoted to mentoring new teachers, but local and national experts say the program falls short of what’s needed.

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