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

    By Camille Phillips, Texas Public Radio,

    1 days ago
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    FryTurkleton
    3h ago
    Look, I can appreciate a parents desire for their kids education…..but educators shouldn’t be compelled to babysit violent kids, regardless of intelligence levels.
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