“This is a sad career to be in,” Florida teachers reveal why they leave
Investigative Reporter Katie LaGrone obtained the most recent batch of Florida teacher exit interviews which detail, in their own words, why teachers left the classroom this summer.

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Disturbing Stories of Teachers Quitting

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