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Opinion - Four years ago, we warned about our democracy. Here’s what gives us hope now.

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By Michael Hayden, Stanley McChrystal, Mark Hertling, Douglas Lute
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Four years ago, we joined other national security leaders in warning that Americans could not afford to take our democratic institutions for granted. Our careers in military, intelligence and diplomatic service have shown us what can happen when citizens lose faith in their elections, when political violence becomes acceptable, and when power begins to matter more than principle. Four years later, we still believe those risks are real.
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How child care and coffee helped my small rural district improve staff retention

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By Michael Hayden
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Student-run coffee shop in New York’s Clyde-Savannah Central School District. (Courtesy of Clyde-Savannah Central School District) This story first appeared at The 74, a nonprofit news site covering education. Sign up for free newsletters from The 74 to get more like this in your inbox. For a small school district, recruiting and retaining educators is a never-ending challenge, especially when competing against large districts with broader revenue bases and better salaries.
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Opinion: How Child Care & Coffee Helped My Small Rural District Improve Staff Retention

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By Michael Hayden
| Yahoo Verified
For a small school district, recruiting and retaining educators is a never-ending challenge, especially when competing against large districts with broader revenue bases and better salaries. It’s simple economics — when pay increases, the talent follows. This feeling of frustration is one that leaders at New York’s Clyde-Savannah Central School District know well. Situated between Rochester and Syracuse, this rural district of 750 students is often seen as a stepping stone by educators.
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