Establishes a teacher registered apprenticeship program in Hawaii to support, recruit, develop, and retain teachers for public schools.
The bill establishes a teacher registered apprenticeship program in Hawaii to address teacher shortages, improve retention, and increase diversity among public school teachers. The program will provide stipends to mentors and apprentices, and will be managed by the Hawaii teacher standards board in collaboration with the department of labor and industrial relations. The program aims to create multiple pathways for apprentices to become teachers, and will be funded through an appropriation of $426,848 for fiscal year 2025-2026.
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