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This study examines English teachers’ risk for attrition. Specifically, the purpose of this study was to identify variables representing teacher characteristics, teaching conditions, self-efficacy, perceived support, and salary that most influence English teachers’ risk for attrition when all other known factors are taken into consideration. The findings reveal that 5 variables emerged as statically significant predictors of secondary English teachers’ likelihood of being classified as either a low or high attrition risk: (1) Status as a Minority Teacher, (2) Teaching Experience, (3) Teacher Apathy, (4) Perceived Peer Support, and (5) Administrative Support