Teachers too burnt out to help with badly needed summer school

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A Utah teachers’ group is sharing concerns about educators being too exhausted to help struggling students this summer.

The group of teachers from the Canyons and Jordan School Districts are sharing an educational news site’s article that states billions of federal dollars are going to help schools support students who may have fallen behind during the pandemic.

However, despite the financial aid, and even though some districts are offering more money to educators, teachers may be too tired to work the additional hours.

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