School leadership support and safe campuses are among the top reasons people remain teachers in Arizona, according to a new survey.
The Arizona Department of Education released a survey showing almost 77% of teachers who responded said support from school leadership and school safety are key factors in why they stay in the profession.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne said the survey “confirms” what he has said about teachers needing school leadership support and a “safe workplace environment.”
If a student needs to be disciplined, Horne told The Center Square this week that schools need to support teachers when they hand out punishments.
“Actions have to have consequences and a strong leader imposes consequences,” he said.
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