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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Teachers spend their days supporting students — but who supports them? With almost half of Baltimore City schoolteachers leaving within five years, a local partnership is working to help educators feel valued. 11 TV Hill learns about a new wellness space that's designed to give educators a place to recharge and address their own wellbeing. We hear form Cristina Easton, executive director of the Educator Support Collaborative; Morgan Singer, vice president and interior designer for Arris; and Federico Adams, principal at the Youth Opportunity School.

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