A new report from the Greater Victoria Teachers' Association argues violence in schools has become "normalized," documenting more than 6,100 incidents involving violence against staff across the Greater Victoria School District over a 15-month period. Carolyn Howe, president of the GVTA, joins Josh & Jade to discuss the findings, what's driving the increase, the impact on students and educators, and the changes the union wants to see from the district and province.

<p>A <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pTDkIMzCgon2OJHsdJXKKWOqoviYQ69A/view?usp=sharing">new report</a> from the Greater Victoria Teachers' Association argues violence in schools has become "normalized," documenting more than 6,100 incidents involving violence against staff across the Greater Victoria School District over a 15-month period. Carolyn Howe, president of the GVTA, joins Josh &amp; Jade to discuss the findings, what's driving the increase, the impact on students and educators, and the changes the union wants to see from the district and province.</p>