In Carroll County, school district officials say there are three special education teacher and three paraprofessional openings. School starts back on Friday, August 2.
A spokesperson for Carrollton City Schools says they don’t have any open positions for teachers or paraprofessionals. They’ll welcome students back on Monday, August 12.
Spokespeople with the Cherokee County School District say 99.8% of their teacher positions are filled with fewer than 10 vacancies. They also have fewer than 10 vacancies for paraprofessionals, meaning 97.8% of those positions are filled. Their first day of school is Thursday, August 1.
Clarke County School District officials say there are 12 teacher and 12 paraprofessional positions open. They’ll have students back at school on Thursday, August 1.
On Wednesday, Clayton County Public Schools reported having 244 vacancies across the district . They held a hiring fair for teachers on Wednesday afternoon where they say many candidates were recommended for hiring. They went on to say that all of their classrooms will be staffed when school starts on Thursday, August 1.
Every Dawson County School District classroom has a teacher, and they have just one paraprofessional position open in the county. The first day of school is Friday, August 2.
Over in the City of Decatur , school officials say they’ve got all of the paraprofessionals they need, but they’ve got two special education teacher vacancies. They start school on Tuesday, July 30.
One of the larger school districts on this list, DeKalb County School District officials report 186 teacher openings and 123 paraprofessional openings. But spokespeople say “that figure is being reduced continuously by our amazing HR staff.” The first day of school is Monday, August 5.
Spokespeople with the Fayette County School District say they currently have seven teacher positions and 11 paraprofessional positions. The first day of school is Monday, August 5.
In Floyd County, spokespeople say they have one teacher position and two paraprofessional positions open. The first day of school is Thursday, August 1.
Fulton County School District officials say they have 68 general education teacher positions and 23 special education positions open, but because of the district’s size, that means they are 99% staffed. Students will be back in class on Monday, August 5.
The Griffin-Spalding County School System says there are currently 24 teacher and paraprofessional openings across the district, which they say is in line with recent years. Their students head back to school on Monday, August 5.
In the state’s largest school district, spokespeople reported having 20 open teacher positions and 122 open paraprofessional positions. They’re heading back to class on Monday, August 5.
Habersham County Schools says they’ve filled all of their teacher positions and have three open paraprofessional positions. Students will come back to class on Friday, August 2.
Spokespeople with Henry County Schools say they have 98% of their teacher positions filled with 65 open teacher positions and 36 open paraprofessional positions. They expect they’ll have every classroom staffed by the time students come back on Thursday, August 1.
Jasper County School District officials say they have three teacher positions and one paraprofessional position open. Students will be back in school on Wednesday, August 7.
Officials with the Rabun County School District say they are looking for one high school science teacher and three paraprofessionals. The first day of school is Tuesday, August 6.
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