The universities are at their full capacity, it seems like, in producing teachers, but it's just not enough.

Even though we are increasing the numbers of people we can train, it seems like lots of them are leaving.

What we're really concerned about is we're finding that nearly half the teachers leave in their first five years of teaching.

Take Provo district. They had someone with experience in social work, and she wanted to be a teacher and didn't really want to go back to school and do a traditional way, so she enrolled in an Alternative Routes program.

It just hasn't been effectively implemented.

There was no reason the school could give as to why this school made such gains.