“Harvey’s not over”: School’s about to start — but the trauma from Hurricane Harvey lingers
Nearly a year after Hurricane Harvey submerged Port Arthur, students are still fighting its effects as they return to school. Full Story
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![Darby Dugay, 17, sits for a portrait in the bedroom of her FEMA mobile home after Hurricane Harvey flooded her family's house in Port Arthur, TX. Dugay has focused much of her energy into sports and marching band as her family continues to rebuild from Hurricane Harvey.]()
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Emotionally drained, financially strapped: How Texas teachers weathered the school year after Hurricane Harvey
Homeless for a month and a half after the hurricane, Justin Williams had to put his life back together while teaching Alief ISD sixth graders. Tiffany Robinson pushed students even harder to pass state tests after teachers lost 11 school days to Harvey. Full Story
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![Justin Williams reads along with his class on April 20, 2018.]()
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