Baker, Louisiana Case Study

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A massive flood that recently hit Baker,Louisiana has caused several problems for the schools in the area. Over 20 of the area's school districts were closed last week. The main problem is that around 4,000 teacher and other staff members have been flooded out of their homes. Other problem caused by the floods is that the staff is not sure if they will be able to provide the students with a feeling of protection and comfort. They are also concerned that the students will not be able to have the time to learn all of the things that they need to know. In the second largest district in the state, East Baton Rouge Parish Schools, currently have 6 schools that are too damaged to reopen. District officials are planning to bring several schools

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