New Teacher Project Brings Holistic Style to Urban Districts
Baltimore
It’s tough to get teachers for urban districts. Not so in Baltimore anymore.
Since 2002, the New Teacher Project has been finding at least 10 applicants for each teaching job it fills for the once hard-to-staff Baltimore district.
Armed with unorthodox recruitment strategies, the group targets midcareer professionals who are looking for a career change and are...
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