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After a reporter identified a security flaw that exposed teachers’ social security numbers, Missouri said it would offer credit monitoring.
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The Ritenour school district superintendent said he's seen stress levels higher than he's ever seen them in 22 years at the district.
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TFA is known for placing recent college grads in classrooms for two-year assignments. Now, the organization says it will prioritize the 600 alumni in the region.
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Two new educators reflect on the past school year through audio diaries.
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Missouri Teachers began lining up Monday for coronavirus vaccines after teachers unions pressured the state to make them eligible sooner.
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Increased recruitment, pay incentives and easing of certification requirements have helped fill the substitute teacher pool, but there remains a shortage of subs willing and ready to go into classrooms, especially during a pandemic.
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Several first-year teachers are documenting the start of their career as educators in audio diaries for St. Louis Public Radio.
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Crestwood Elementary School physical education teacher Darrion Cockrell hasn’t just overhauled his school’s fitness program. His creative virtual education videos have also caught the attention of influencers such as Chance the Rapper and Ellen DeGeneres. Now, Cockrell has been awarded the distinction of Missouri Teacher of the Year.
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“Teaching in Room 9” offers local students reading and math four days a week and social studies and science each Friday via the Nine Network. St. Louis' PBS affiliate boasts well over 350 episodes, and more than a half-million views from local students.
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First-year teachers document the experience of starting a school year that’s like no other.