Employees Don’t Quit Schools. They Quit the Way They’re Treated.

Many schools say they value their staff, but often fail to create an environment where teachers and administrators feel truly appreciated. This often leads to a high staff turnover rate in schools. For example, you may see new teachers every term in a school. This is a cause for concern because it also affects the academic performance of the students.



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School owners, find out why your staff stay or keep leaving and take action quickly.

Here’s what actually makes staff stay:

1 . Paid Well : Compensation that reflects their skills and dedication.

2 . Heard : Their opinions and ideas are valued and acted upon.

3 . Challenged : Opportunities for professional growth and development.

4 . Trusted : Freedom to teach without micromanagement.

5 . Supported : Guidance and encouragement through challenges.

6 . Recognized : Efforts are acknowledged and celebrated.

7 . Included : A sense of belonging to the school’s mission and vision.

8 . Appreciated : Valued as individuals, not just for results.

9 . Empowered : Autonomy to innovate and lead in their roles.

10 . Promoted : Clear pathways for career advancement.

Retention isn’t a strategy, it’s the outcome of how you treat your team every single day. Invest in your staff, and they’ll invest in your school’s success. Take action today, build a culture where your educators feel valued, supported, and inspired to stay. Your school’s future depends on it!
To all school owners; Treat your teaching and non-teaching staff with respect and care, as long as they are fulfilling their duties. Their contribution is essential to the success and growth of your school. No matter how skilled or knowledgeable you are, you cannot accomplish your school's objectives alone.

And Please understand that regardless of a teacher’s level of passion for their work, that passion can slowly diminish without adequate motivation. This motivation can be intrinsic or extrinsic.

Thanks for reading, i am @nsigo1



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