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Regarding "dealing with needs which should be taken care of outside of school": why are we seeing more and more aggressive, violent students in public schools? As an Assistant in Special Ed., I have seen my job change from helping students who have difficulty with math/reading, to dealing with violent autistic students who try to beat me up everyday. The district says it is their right to attend, but what about the employees' rights to a safe environment? I am scared to go to work every day

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