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Des Moines Public Schools reassigns 55 teachers days before classes, sparking classroom scramble

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By Marcus McIntosh Verified
| KCRG-TV (Cedar Rapids, IA) Verified
DES MOINES, Iowa — Des Moines Public Schools reassigned 55 teachers just days before classes are scheduled to begin, leaving some educators scrambling to prepare new classrooms. Twenty-eight of the affected teachers will move to different schools. District officials attributed the changes to lower-than-expected enrollment and a shortage of special education teachers.
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55 Des Moines teachers reassigned days before classes

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By Marcus McIntosh Verified
| MSN Verified
Des Moines Public Schools reassigned 55 teachers just days before classes are scheduled to begin , leaving some educators scrambling to prepare new classrooms. Twenty-eight of the affected teachers will move to different schools. Sign up for our Newsletters District officials attributed the changes to lower-than-expected enrollment and a shortage of special education teachers.
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55 Des Moines teachers reassigned days before classes

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By Marcus McIntosh Verified
| KCCI-TV (Des Moines, IA) Verified
DES MOINES, Iowa - Des Moines Public Schools reassigned 55 teachers just days before classes are scheduled to begin, leaving some educators scrambling to prepare new classrooms. Twenty-eight of the affected teachers will move to different schools. District officials attributed the changes to lower-than-expected enrollment and a shortage of special education teachers.
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