COVID-19 hardships fuel increase in violent student behavior and threats in K-12 schools: ‘It breaks our hearts to see them in crisis.’ – Chicago Tribune*

While virus rates have climbed in recent weeks, many educators in Illinois and across the U.S. are reporting the hardships posed by COVID-19 quarantines and school outbreaks this school year pale in comparison to dealing with the daily barrage of inappropriate student behavior erupting in their classrooms.
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Freddy
4 years ago

Can’t read article but I’m curious if anyone knows how much violence there is in private K-12 schools as a comparison?

Pat S.
4 years ago
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Good darned question that no journalist will ever ask.

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

Hardships fueled by are corrupt and greedy politicians

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