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    Concussions, bruises, bite marks: San Antonio special education teachers say they often get hurt at work

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    10 hours ago
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    George H. Rodriguez, El Conservador
    1h ago
    But the students are defenseless children.
    Joann Solis
    1h ago
    and also bus drivers and bus aides get hurt by these special needs kids
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