North Dakota Special Ed Teachers Face Burnout, Turnover
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Special education teachers and paraprofessionals in North Dakota are grappling with severe burnout due to heavier workloads, safety risks, and low wages. A new survey reveals that nearly eighty percent of these educators have experienced a significant increase in duties over recent years. The situation is exacerbated by high turnover rates, safety issues, and pay that lags behind regular teaching positions. Educators feel overwhelmed and underprotected, leading many to leave for less stressful jobs. Superintendents report constant hiring struggles, especially in rural areas. Families worry about disruptions to student services from all the gaps. Officials emphasize the urgent need for statewide fixes, including targeted raises, better training, and increased funding for aides and resources. The push for policy changes aims to make these jobs sustainable and support kids with special needs.
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