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CONCORD, N.H. -- Addressing the mental health challenges of students coming out of the pandemic has emerged as a priority for schools nationwide. Many districts, facing hiring challenges, see tending to the educators as a way to help them help students and to retain them, amid stressors that range from behavioral problems to fears of shootings.

Some schools provide mental health training for staff, classroom support as well as resources and systems aimed at identifying burned out teachers.

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School districts around the country are starting to invest in programs aimed at addressing the mental health of teachers. Faced with a shortage of educators and widespread discontentment with the

School districts nationwide are boosting mental health programs for teachers to prevent burnout following the pandemic and amid staffing shortages affecting many school districts.

Addressing the mental health challenges of students coming out of the pandemic has emerged as a priority for schools nationwide. Many districts, facing hiring challenges, see tending to the educators as a way to help them help students and to retain them, amid stressors that range from behavioral problems to fears of shootings.

Some schools provide mental health training for staff, classroom support as well as resources and systems aimed at identifying burned out teachers.

School districts around the country are starting to invest in programs aimed at addressing the mental health of teachers.

Some schools provide mental health training for staff, classroom support as well as resources and systems aimed at identifying burned out teachers.

Some schools provide mental health training for staff, classroom support as well as resources and systems aimed at identifying burned out teachers.