Utah schools face staff shortages that can make it ‘incredibly challenging to operate’

Many districts only have a handful of unfilled teaching positions, but are in “dire need” of support staff.

(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) Students enter Glacier Hills Elementary in Sandy for the first day of the school year in the Canyons School District, Monday, Aug. 15, 2022. The district is facing a shortage of support staff, like other districts in the state.

Utah schools face staff shortages that can make it ‘incredibly challenging to operate’

Many districts only have a handful of unfilled teaching positions, but are in “dire need” of support staff.

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