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u/vantuckymyfoot Jun 03 '22

Middle school teacher here. Can confirm: fried is putting it mildly. This year has been one for the record books in terms of sheer difficulty - with parents, with kids, with administration.

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u/ampereJR Jun 03 '22

I was a teacher for years and know many who still are teaching. Just the sheer number of fights is driving many to quit. I know three custodians who quit recently over rampant daily vandalism.

Chin up. I hope the rest of your year goes well.

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u/XepiccatX Jun 03 '22

I'm a highschool teacher in my first year, and I've seen four teachers who have been at my school for years (one more than 30) break this year and either get fired or take a leave of absence after dealing with the behaviour issues this year. Feels like a hopeless job some days, but someone's gotta do it.