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Portland Public School students are finally back in the classroom, but they’re having a very rough time. The Portland Association of Teachers says teachers are at a breaking point: there are staffing shortages across the district, and teachers are struggling to keep up. That’s why the union wants PPS to suspend in-person high school classes one day a week for the rest of the school year and to cut some instructional time for younger students as well. But not everyone is excited about the proposal.
By John NotarianniPortland Public School students are finally back in the classroom, but they’re having a very rough time. The Portland Association of Teachers says teachers are at a breaking point: there are staffing shortages across the district, and teachers are struggling to keep up. That’s why the union wants PPS to suspend in-person high school classes one day a week for the rest of the school year and to cut some instructional time for younger students as well. But not everyone is excited about the proposal.