The Teacher Retention Crisis: How Houston School Districts Drain Resources Through Revolving Doors

A Stellar Project
Aug 7
2 min read

Updated: Sep 8

Houston-area school districts face a financial hemorrhage that threatens educational quality and fiscal stability. HISD experiences a devastating 25% teacher resignation rate, making it the lowest retention rate among Houston-area districts at only 75%. This revolving door of educators creates a cascade of hidden costs that strain already tight budgets.

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