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Education News of North Carolina reports 6,150 instructional vacancies on the first day of the 2022-23 school year, which is 610 more than the previous year. With 3,618 underqualified teachers already in classrooms across Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, and rural districts, North Carolina’s students are at risk of falling further behind if this problem isn’t addressed.
Traditional hiring in North Carolina is challenging because there are thousands more vacancies than certified candidates, and the gap keeps growing. NCDPI licensure rules make it risky for superintendents to hire unverified candidates. Proximity Learning removes the uncertainty by placing virtual, synchronous instructors in classrooms. From Asheville, Jacksonville, and every district in between, students receive certified instruction with no geographic barriers or delays.
All Proximity Learning instructors in North Carolina are certified to meet NCDPI standards and cover core subjects, world languages, specialty electives, and special education.
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WHY DISTRICTS CHOOSE US
Proximity Learning provides North Carolina districts with certified, synchronous instructors ready to step in and provide engaging instruction.
With Proximity Learning, North Carolina districts receive a certified, livestreamed teacher in the classroom within days.
Proximity Learning has been improving live, interactive virtual instruction for over 15 years, well before it became essential.
Proximity Learning has placed certified teachers in thousands of classrooms, from urban districts to rural communities, removing the geographic barrier.
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All Proximity Learning instructors placed in North Carolina districts are licensed to meet NCDPI certification requirements, granting compliance and quality education.
Real answers to what North Carolina administrators ask before partnering with us.
Yes, every teacher assigned to a North Carolina district holds a license that meets NCDPI certification requirements. North Carolina-licensed educators can also instruct in partner schools across the country through our livestreamed model, with full reciprocity support available where states require it.
Most North Carolina districts are matched with a certified teacher and begin live instruction within days of partnering with us. Whether your district is in Charlotte, Durham, or a rural county, your classroom gets a qualified teacher quickly and without the uncertainty of a traditional search.
Proximity Learning offers 100% live, real-time instruction. A certified teacher is livestreamed directly into your classroom on your school’s schedule, engaging with your students every class period. Rather than pre-recorded videos or independent assignments, your students receive live feedback and engaging activities every day.
Yes. Proximity Learning offers certified SPED case managers, virtual OTs, SLPs, and school psychologists, all meeting NCDPI and federal IDEA standards. Since special education vacancies are a major challenge in North Carolina, our ability to place qualified specialists within days is a key reason districts choose us.
No. Proximity Learning is designed to be flexible, not restrictive. North Carolina districts can bring in certified teachers for a semester, a full year, or longer, and adjust as their staffing needs change. There are no annual contract requirements or long-term financial commitments.
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Every subject covered
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