Alabama Schools Struggle with Teacher Shortage | Huntsville News

Alabama’s teacher shortage is hitting schools hard this year, with Limestone County Schools struggling to fill over 700 elementary and 350 early childhood vacancies—plus a surge in special education openings. Even non-certified aides are in short supply. Superintendent Randy Shearouse admits recruiting is tough, but hopes a new apprenticeship program will help long-term. To keep staff, the district launched a childcare program for teachers. If you’re considering teaching here, they’re ready to help—you can find openings on their website.

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