Sentence examples for million teachers from inspiring English sources

Ninety billion (dollars) — that — that would have — that would have hired 2 million teachers.

The company plans to support the computer training of 10 million teachers around the world.

The nation needs 2.5 million teachers by 2010 as it is.

There would be state standards and tests, and requirements that our 3.2 million teachers be "highly qualified".

In contrast, the nation has 4.2 million production workers and 5.5 million teachers from preschool through high school.

The Department of Education estimates a nationwide loss of 2.5 million teachers over the next decade as teachers born in the baby boom years reach retirement age.

"Ninety billion — that — that would have — that would have hired two million teachers," he said.

According to the Department of Education, as many as one million teachers could retire in the next four to six years.

With rising enrollments and many teachers becoming eligible for retirement in less than a decade, the nation's school systems must recruit two million teachers.

In a blog post about the study, Mr. Busteed and Shane Lopez, a Gallup senior scientist, note that about two million teachers will retire in the next decade, making recruitment vital.

"If you tore up every union contract in the country," he told Brill, you would still have to train not just the 70,000 to 80,000 teachers in charter schools, but the three million teachers in America's public schools.