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Merrimack Valley Teacher Wrestles With Life After Layoff

8:06 am
Tue July 24, 2012

Merrimack Valley Teacher Wrestles With Life After Layoff

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In part five of the StateImpact series “Getting By, Getting Ahead” reporter Amanda Loder talks with a recently laid-off teacher in the Merrimack Valley. In this series, StateImpact is traveling across New Hampshire, gathering personal stories from the people behind the economy.
Jillian Corey seems to belong at Memorial High School in Manchester. A teacher here for five years, she easily navigates the school’s network of dimly lit hallways, decorated with computer printouts and hand-written signs.
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