Public schools in the Triangle region are facing teacher shortages as the academic year approaches, with Durham Public Schools reporting 73 open teaching positions.
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools currently reports a 98.6% fill rate with 12 vacancies, while Wake County has not yet released specific data on its open positions.
Classes in Wake County, Durham, and Chapel Hill-Carrboro are scheduled to begin on August 24, with districts utilizing long-term substitutes to fill remaining classroom gaps.