In 2021, Taos Municipal Schools debuted dedicated relaxation spaces for teachers who have confronted staff shortages, enormous workloads, and a flood of pandemic-related disruptions. A few months later, students got some wellness spaces of their own—and now other New Mexico schools can too. Read more
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Taos High School Eases Pandemic-Related Stress for Teachers With Recharge Rooms
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- Date Funded: September 24, 2021
- Grant Amount: $8,950
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