The Schools Teachers Leave: Teacher Mobility in Chicago Public Schools
This report reveals that about 100 Chicago schools suffer from chronically high rates of teacher turnover, losing a quarter or more of their teaching staff every year, and many of these schools serve predominantly low-income African American children. In the typical Chicago elementary school, 51 percent of the teachers working in 2002 had left four years later, while the typical high school had seen 54 percent leave by 2006. Elaine Allensworth, Stephen Ponisciak and Christopher Mazzeo, Consortium on Chicago Public School Research at the University of Chicago, June 2009
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