The vast majority of school corporations accept substitute certificates from other corporations. About one quarter of the corporations do this through a formal agreement. Because corporations could be comparing each year's response to the previous school year, these results do not necessarily mean the total number of available substitutes is decreasing. A refinement of this item would be necessary to more clearly determine the meaning of this trend. 3. more flexibility in hiring Most corporations believe their plans give them more flexibility in hiring substitutes.
Most corporations believe their substitute assessment process has improved.
Either way, most corporations believe their plans produced positive results. Almost nine out of ten corporations do not plan to make changes to their substitute licensing plans for the current school year. About the same percentage last year and twice as many the year before planned to make changes. Please estimate the number and percentage of substitutes that were licensed teachers in your corporation, 1998-99. 2. Please estimate the number and percentage of substitute days that were staffed by licensed teachers in your corporation, 1998-99.