For school-based professionals, summer is a time to recharge after a year of evaluations, meetings, sessions, and documentation. But there’s one thing you shouldn’t put off: your contract renewal.
Posted in: Career Tips, Working In Schools

Posted on March 24th, 2026 by ProCare Therapy
For school-based professionals, summer is a time to recharge after a year of evaluations, meetings, sessions, and documentation. But there’s one thing you shouldn’t put off: your contract renewal.
Posted in: Career Tips, Working In Schools

Posted on December 3rd, 2025 by ProCare Therapy
School districts across the country are preparing for a hiring landscape that looks very different from just a few years ago. As student needs grow and become more complex, many schools are struggling to find enough qualified professionals, especially in therapy, special education, and student support roles. These shortages make it harder for districts to deliver the services students rely on every day.
Posted in: Industry Information, Working In Schools

Posted on September 10th, 2025 by ProCare Therapy
Teaching is one of the most influential professions in shaping future generations—but the experience of being a teacher can vary greatly depending on where you live and work. To better understand these differences, we've set out to identify the states where educators have the strongest opportunities to thrive.
Posted in: Career Tips, Industry Information, Research, Working In Schools

Posted on July 29th, 2025 by ProCare Therapy
Interviews aren’t just about showcasing your qualifications—they’re also your opportunity to learn whether a role is the right fit for you. One of the best ways to do that? Ask thoughtful questions that go beyond the basics.
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Posted on July 24th, 2025 by ProCare Therapy
Preparing for a school-based therapy interview takes more than just showing up—it’s about showcasing your unique strengths in a way that resonates with school administrators. From understanding the school’s culture to anticipating common questions, a thoughtful strategy can set you apart from other candidates.
Posted in: Career Tips, Working In Schools