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A Maine education study is documenting serious concerns about classroom safety, staffing and the resources available to educators. Researchers working with the University of Southern Maine and Maine’s Education Policy Research Institute surveyed more than 3,400 licensed educators. Among the reported findings: Up to 40% of surveyed educators reported minor physical injuries, while up to 23% reported major physical injuries. Managing student behavior accounted for as much as 16% of classroom time. Fewer than one-third reported receiving professional development related to classroom management. Even fewer received training in behavioral interventions. Separately, state injury records obtained by CBS13’s investigative team show serious staff injuries remain above pre-pandemic levels. These findings describe reported experiences and broader trends. They do not establish that every school faces the same conditions. WHY WE’RE WATCHING: Maine Education Association President Jesse Hargrove says schools need updated training, adequate staffing and stronger mental-health resources. The conversation shouldn’t become a contest between protecting educators and supporting students with complex needs. Schools have obligations to both. When educators report injuries and insufficient preparation, the response cannot simply be another training recommendation without the staffing and resources necessary to implement it. #MaineNews #TeacherSafety #PublicEducation #SchoolSafety #EducationFunding
A Maine education study is documenting serious concerns about classroom safety, staffing and the resources available to educators. Researchers working with the University of Southern Maine and Maine’s Education Policy Research Institute surveyed more than 3,400 licensed educators. Among the reported findings: Up to 40% of surveyed educators reported minor physical injuries, while up to 23% reported major physical injuries. Managing student behavior accounted for as much as 16% of classroom time. Fewer than one-third reported receiving professional development related to classroom management. Even fewer received training in behavioral interventions. Separately, state injury records obtained by CBS13’s investigative team show serious staff injuries remain above pre-pandemic levels. These findings describe reported experiences and broader trends. They do not establish that every school faces the same conditions. WHY WE’RE WATCHING: Maine Education Association President Jesse Hargrove says schools need updated training, adequate staffing and stronger mental-health resources. The conversation shouldn’t become a contest between protecting educators and supporting students with complex needs. Schools have obligations to both. When educators report injuries and insufficient preparation, the response cannot simply be another training recommendation without the staffing and resources necessary to implement it. #MaineNews #TeacherSafety #PublicEducation #SchoolSafety #EducationFunding
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messy bun with tutorial | I think it’s the best hairstyle for school especially if you’re wearing a hoodie! #messybun #hair #hairtutorial #viral #fyp
messy bun with tutorial | I think it’s the best hairstyle for school especially if you’re wearing a hoodie! #messybun #hair #hairtutorial #viral #fyp
Travelers planning to fly for the holidays are being urged to book now, as Richmond International Airport reports a slight increase in scheduled flights for November and December, along with a small decrease in total available seats. “Right now, is that time period to really be focused on looking at what’s out there on airline tickets and go ahead and locking in on those tickets,” said Morgan Dean, with AAA. “Really the October time period is that time to really be booking and locking in.” Dean said airlines now use dynamic pricing, which has changed how fares behave compared to years past.
Travelers planning to fly for the holidays are being urged to book now, as Richmond International Airport reports a slight increase in scheduled flights for November and December, along with a small decrease in total available seats. “Right now, is that time period to really be focused on looking at what’s out there on airline tickets and go ahead and locking in on those tickets,” said Morgan Dean, with AAA. “Really the October time period is that time to really be booking and locking in.” Dean said airlines now use dynamic pricing, which has changed how fares behave compared to years past.
best news all day tbh holy shit! i mean the alzheimer’s is not good but omg
best news all day tbh holy shit! i mean the alzheimer’s is not good but omg

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