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Teaching high schools get a boost as New York City works to diversify its educator corps
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Sara Mosle
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Philissa Cramer
October 25, 2018
National
‘Disciplinarians first and teachers second’: Black male teachers say they face an extra burden
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Matt Barnum
March 16, 2018
New York
Only 8 percent of New York City teachers are men of color. Here’s how the city is trying to change that
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Patrick Wall
June 20, 2016
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