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Queensland state schools to share in $44m to counter bad behaviour

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The funding, which equates to an average of about $35,000 per school, will allow them to hire teacher aides, speech pathologists, physiotherapists and occupational therapists, or increase the hours of existing staff.

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Queensland state schools to share in $44m to counter bad behaviour

The funding, which equates to an average of about $35,000 per school, will allow them to hire teacher aides, speech pathologists, physiotherapists and occupational therapists, or increase the hours of existing staff.

·Australia
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Mirage NewsMirage News

Queensland Schools Get $44M Behaviour Management Boost

A Fresh Start for Queensland: $44 million schools behaviour management boost Crisafulli Government announces $44 million funding injection for

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Brisbane TimesBrisbane Times

‘No place for it’: Schools get millions to fix bad behaviour in classrooms

The money will flow to Queensland state schools as soon as next week, but the teachers union says it falls “well short” of what’s needed.

·Brisbane City, Australia
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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Monday, February 17, 2025.
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