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San Jose's Largest School District Scrambles For Teachers
Education officials said districts are looking for teachers, but face an uphill battle as students and instructors alike leave the Bay Area.

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Education officials said districts are looking for teachers, but face an uphill battle as students and instructors alike leave the Bay Area.

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