Soon-to-be Graduates Worry About Job Market
Franklin, Ind.
Around Franklin College's education department, the news reaching senior Molly Carrier gets worse every day.
More school districts are cutting teaching positions or freezing hiring. A high school in Rhode Island tells all of its teachers they're out of a job. The only jobs are in Texas, Arizona or North Carolina, and even those will fill up quickly.
"When people hear I'm graduating, they automatically comment on the state of the job market," Carrier said. "It's hard to hear that every day and still...
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