Schools work to combat violence, other issues, among teacher shortage

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From threats to physical attacks, teachers, many times have to deal with a lot inside the classroom.

Violence, however, isn’t the only stressor.

The pandemic continues to put a strain on teachers. Many educators tell News 3 they’re putting in extra hours and are burnt out which goes hand-in-hand with the teacher shortage.

Conor Collins is a Newport News high school educator and a member of the district’s education association. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Collins said he’s noticed many teachers are under more stress, taking on more duties while juggling bigger class sizes as school districts across the board deal with staffing shortages.

Read more on WTKR News 3.

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