LANSING, Mich. — Michigan schools already face a lack of substitute teachers, but officials expect a greater need for them amid the pandemic.
The Detroit Free Press reports that in preparing for fall instruction, educators must focus on ramping up the number of available subs.
Nicola Soares is president of Kelly Education, the school staffing division of Troy-based Kelly Services. She says there will not be enough teachers to reopen schools.
Soares expects it to be hard filling positions, but she notes that people who have lost their jobs during the pandemic could be potential candidates.
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