The New York Times Agency May 2010
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*FILE PHOTO*(NYT55) GULFPORT, Miss. -- Nov. 15, 2005 -- KATRINA-SCHOOLS -- Christine Bubar, psychosocial program coordinator for the International Medical Corps, writes down ideas on dealing with children after Hurricane Katrina during a training session for teachers and school nurses in Gulfport, Miss., on Thursday, October 27, 2005. One month into a school year that was delayed four weeks by the impact of Hurricane Katrina, teachers in Harrison County, Miss., are learning how to help pupils cope with the aftermath of disaster. With parents under stress, families divided and communities torn apart, school staff members are finding themselves engaged in post-disaster care, yet many are themselves victims of the storm and few have formal training in the kind of help required in such a situation. (Cheryl Gerber/The New York Times)
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