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Recruiting and retaining qualified teachers - a key factor for improving student achievement - is a fundamental problem facing schools in the United States. CPRE researchers examine organizational factors and conditions in schools leading to school staffing problems - such as teacher job dissatisfaction and compensation issues.
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