In Palm Beach County, a district-backed program has enabled teachers to further their education. Through this program, teachers can earn degrees while continuing to teach full time. A total of 18 teachers have taken advantage of this opportunity and earned bachelor's degrees.
The program allows them to balance their teaching responsibilities with their academic pursuits. Further details about the program and its outcomes are available from the source, WPTV.
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18 Palm Beach County teachers earned bachelor's degrees while teaching full time through a district-backed program.
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