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How a school teacher raised $1M for educators around the U.S. — with help from Khloe Kardashian, Lance Bass and Kamala Harris
Courtney Jones, founder of ClearTheList Foundation, wants all teachers to have financial support this back-to-school season.
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Coronavirus school closures push out student teachers. Will US teacher shortage get worse?
Coronavirus closed schools just as student teachers were set to finish their in-classroom training. Will they be able to apply for teaching jobs?
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Black, Latino teachers call for change amid teacher turnover problem: 'Acknowledge us'
As a follow-up to Yahoo’s Sept. 28 piece on the challenges black educators face in the classroom and as a new Education Trust report is released, Yahoo Lifestyle reached out to black and Latino educators to see if they could offer solutions.
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'Being a teacher doesn't pay the bills': Here's the starting salary of educators in each state
Sixty-three percent of public school districts still offer a starting salary below $40,000, according to the National Education Association. “How can we recruit and retain quality teachers ... if we don’t pay them what they’re worth?” asks the organization's president.
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Busy Philipps is helping to crowdfund school supplies: 'Our government has failed our kids and our teachers’
Actress and activist Busy Philipps is helping secure school supplies for teachers across the country by posting to her nearly 2-million follower Instagram. "I feel a great deal of responsibility for trying to figure out ways to ease the burden on those around me," she says.
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Why some school districts are banning teachers from crowdfunding to pay for classroom supplies
As crowdfunding becomes a popular way for teachers to get the missing classroom supplies they need, some districts are banning the practice altogether.
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Depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts: How teachers’ stress affects their mental health
In interviews with Yahoo Lifestyle, more than a dozen teachers across the U.S. discussed how increasing demands of teaching have negatively affected their mental health — causing insomnia, depression, anxiety and panic attacks.
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Teachers are turning to 'sugar daddy' dating site to supplement their salary
Teachers are becoming "sugar babies" to supplement their educator salaries, instead of taking on extra jobs.
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Teacher union leader Randi Weingarten on America's education crisis: 'Teachers are now first responders to everything'
Yahoo Lifestyle checked in with Weingarten about what appears to be a full-blown U.S. teacher crisis, pushing educators out of the field in record numbers.
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'I think my bladder changed': Former teacher describes years without bathroom breaks
Jamilah Pitts spent six years teaching English in New York public schools before moving into an administrative role. "There were just many days when I was constantly empty and ... pouring out from an empty cup."
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“If not me, then who?” Black educators open up about the pressure to help black students succeed
While 16 percent of public school students are black, the teaching field remains overwhelmingly white. Black educators open up about the pressure this places on them each day.
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Bite marks, bruises and dislocated shoulders: How America's teachers are battling classroom violence
The National Education Association reports that across the country, 10 percent of public school teachers have reported being threatened with injury by a student; six percent have been physically attacked.
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'As a plumber, I make double': Former special-needs teacher speaks out about lack of support
Karin Selchert was a teacher for four years before leaving to become a plumber who makes double. "I loved my job," she says. "It breaks my heart."
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500,000 children could lose free school lunches under Trump administration plan: ‘Kids who are hungry can’t learn’
A Trump administration plan could cause a ripple effect, eliminating free school lunches to 500,000 children in need.
