The superintendent of Pittsburgh Public Schools met with teachers at King pre-K-8 Thursday after two recent incidents in which teachers were attacked.
In one of the incidents, a parent and her boyfriend followed a teacher, who was then attacked, police said.
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Superintendent Anthony Hamlet met with teachers to hear their concerns and figure out what can be done to improve issues at the school.
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A second teacher was injured days later in an unrelated incident involving a student.
“I thought the meeting went well. You heard a lot of ideas, a lot of emotions,” Hamlet said. “I wanted to make sure I went to the staff themselves. I didn’t want this to be a top down solution.”
Hamlet said he wants to bring in additional behavioral specialists to help the teachers and students.
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