In Marshall County, West Virginia, a special needs teacher faces felony charges for allegedly strangling a non-verbal student. The school district, led by Superintendent Doctor Shelly Haines, is taking extensive measures to prevent similar incidents, including comprehensive training, legal team collaborations, and an independent program evaluation. Despite recent headlines, the district assures parents that student safety is a top priority.

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