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SF Teachers Staff to Hold ‘Haunting' Protest Over District Payroll Woes
San Francisco teachers and other school employees are organizing a “haunting” demonstration Tuesday to protest against the district’s ongoing payroll issues. Ginger Conejero Saab reports.
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SF Unified Teachers, Staff Plan ‘Haunting' Protest Over District's Ongoing Payroll Woes
San Francisco teachers and other school employees are organizing a “haunting” demonstration Tuesday to protest against the district’s ongoing payroll issues.
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New Study Shows Teacher Dissatisfaction
According to a survey, a majority of teachers in California now say they are burned out and thinking of leaving the profession. Local education professionals are not surprised and said that on top of the factors mentioned in the survey, housing is another worrisome factor for teachers in the Bay Area. Marianne Favro reports.
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Most Teachers in California Burned Out, Considering Other Professions: Survey
A majority of teachers in California say they are burned out and thinking of leaving the profession, a new survey shows. Kris Sanchez reports.
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Most Teachers in California Burned Out, Considering Other Professions: Survey
A majority of teachers in California say they are burned out and thinking of leaving the profession, a new survey shows.
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Teacher Shortages Are Real, But Not for the Reason You Heard
Everywhere, it seems, the return to school has been shadowed by worries of a teacher shortage.
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Dunkin' Celebrates Teachers With Free Coffee All Day Thursday
C is for Caffeine, Coffee Break and Complimentary.
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San Francisco Unified Assures It Has Enough Teachers to Fill All Classrooms
More than 50,000 students will start the school year in San Francisco Wednesday, despite doubts about whether or not they will have enough teachers for all of them. Ginger Conejero Saab reports.
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Teachers at Summit Public Schools Stage Walk-In Protest in Redwood City
Dozens of teachers with Summit Public Schools on Tuesday staged a walk-in protest at a Redwood City campus as contract negotiations with the charter network stand at an impasse.
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Watch: Saluting Teachers Who Go Above and Beyond the Classroom
Teacher Appreciation Week wrapped up Friday, and NBC Bay Area is celebrating all those educators who also worked tirelessly as guardians and friends to their students, including the newer teachers who came on board during a pandemic. Laura Garcia reports.
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Affordable Housing Project for Peninsula Teachers Opens First Phase
Educators and staff members from a Peninsula school district over the weekend were able to move into affordable housing made possible by local voters.
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Affordable Housing Project for Peninsula Teachers Opens First Phase
Educators and staff members from a Peninsula school district over the weekend were able to move into affordable housing made possible by local voters. Cierra Johnson reports.
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Emotional Biden Says Teachers Helped Him Overcome Stutter
President Joe Biden congratulated the 2022 national teacher of the year by offering a deeply personal story saluting those teachers who helped him overcome a serious childhood stutter
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Minneapolis Teachers Strike For Better Pay, Smaller Classes
Two thirds of support staff in Minneapolis schools are “homeless or highly mobile,” and many staff work multiple jobs, said Aria Campbell. Campbell is a rep with the Minnesota Federation of Teachers and a support professional in Minneapolis schools. Teachers have been on strike for two weeks now, calling for wage increases, more manageable class sizes and mental health resources...
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Teachers Reimagine US History Lessons With Eye on Diversity
Teachers have long sought ways to deliver a complete version of U.S. history that engages their young students and includes contributions by people of color
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San Francisco School Board Approves Hundreds of Teacher, Staff Layoffs
The San Francisco Unified School District board Tuesday night approved cutting about 300 staff positions, including 151 teachers, to balance a $125 million budget deficit. Cierra Johnson reports.
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San Francisco School Board Approves Hundreds of Teacher, Staff Layoffs
The San Francisco Unified School District board Tuesday night approved cutting about 300 staff positions, including 151 teachers, to balance a $125 million budget deficit.
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Black History Teacher ‘Mr. Crim' Became ‘Fearless' After a Viral Racist Attack
In 2016, a woman approached Ernest Crim III and his wife at an outdoor event in Chicago, yelled racial slurs and spat on them. Crim posted a video of the incident that went viral and was picked up by several news outlets. Today, you might recognize him for his TikToks about Black history (he posts as @mrcrim3). Crim tells LX...
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SF Unified School Board to Vote on Hundreds of Possible Teacher, Staff Layoffs
Hundreds of educators in the San Francisco Unified School District have received preliminary layoff notices, and the school board on Tuesday evening is scheduled to vote on just how wide the job cuts will be. Cierra Johnson reports.
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Burned Out: Survey Shows Teachers Looking Forward to Final Lesson, New Career
Educators across the country say they are burned out and stressed out, according to a survey of teachers in the largest teachers’ union in the country.