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In a move to address the ongoing teacher shortage in Tennessee, House Speaker Cameron Sexton has proposed an alternative pathway for entering the teaching profession. Sexton suggests eliminating the necessity for teachers to hold a bachelor’s degree, instead implementing a two-year associate’s degree as a new standard. This proposal aims to streamline the process of becoming a teacher and bolster the number of educators in the region.

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