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Mary Rose Steele wonders how long she can continue in the profession she loves.Like so many other educators, the high school math teacher is buried under a mountain of work and anxiety. If I stop and think about it, its worse than I let on, but I need to keep going, she said. There are days I just lay in bed and struggle to get up. Steele has spent 22 years teaching math at Algonquin Regional High School in Northboro, Massachusetts. She loves what she does, but the pandemic has proved to be exhausting. Every day, I question if I can stay. Im just doing way more work than ever, she said. We have very isolating jobs in general and I think a lot of people dont think that because we stanley cup socialize with students. But we dont get to socialize with each other anymore. That sentiment is shared by teachers across the country.Last week, half of Steele s students were out with COVID-19.With midterms approaching, Steele says the students are falling behind. I cant imagine how hard it is to be a teenager right now and I work with them every day, she said.It s estimated that one-in-f stanley cup our teachers are considering quitting their jobs. [Students] know the shell of the teacher I use to be, Stee stanley cup le sa Thel Montana Ag Network: Tallying up damage from recent hail storms
Wondering where your federal stimulus check is At multiple banks, the first batch of economic impact payments are set to hit bank accounts on Wednesday.For many Americans, the checks will be for $1,400 per person.The banks stressed that these checks are the first ones being sent by the federal government, and not everyone will see their payment on Wednesday.The following banks have said they will release stimulus funds on Wednesday:ChasePNCWells FargoHR Block customers who have an Emerald Card began receiving payments af1 on Saturday.The IRS began releasing the first batch of stimulus checks last Friday.Americans can check the status of their stimulus payment by going to the Get yeezy My Payment site o yeezy n the IRS website.Americans making up to $75,000 a year will get a direct payment of $1,400 couples making up to $150,000 a year will get $2,800 . Heads of households making up to $112,500 annually also will receive the full $1,400.Those making $75,000 to $80,000 $150,000 to $160,000 for couples will get a prorated check. Those making over $80,000 $160,000 for couples will not receive a check.The IRS will use adjusted gross income to determine income eligibility for payments.For