#Schools

Becky Wood

shadylady222

THREAD: The most annoying comment I see is the ‘lazy teachers want kids at home because it is easier’ argument. As someone who has had to remote teach since September,

Corey A. DeAngelis

DeAngelisCorey

Chicago Teachers Union is now demanding a citywide 3% test positivity threshold to determine whether schools can reopen for in-person instruction. This is what happened in New York CityThey closed

Trustee Norm Di Pasquale TCDSB Ward 9

normsworld

Finally! On the back to school item! Staff here with an update. Staff is looking into outdoor tents and wood for benches from some outdoor ed motions from last week.

ken robinette baplan

BenKaplanPhoto

The Reynolds plan will take money out of urban, diverse districts and schools.https://www.thegazette.com/subject/news/education/gov-reynolds-proposes-school-choice-x2014-charter-schools-private-school-scholarships-ability-to-transfer-out-of

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Quebec’s schools are at what appears to be a worrying turning point in the #pandemic, with teachers who are exhausted, and with the weather turning cold, windows can no

Rob Ford

robfordmancs

Which is more troubling - that this new member of the House of Lords does not understand that the issue with schools is mixing of kids, not vaccination of teachers?

Jessica Metheringham

QuakerDissent

Primary schools may not open this week. I understand that, and it’ll be ok. It is probably the right decision, hard though it is. However, I’m seeing a lot of

Sarah Rasmussen

SarahDRasmussen

@nytimes, you keep making the same mistake, + you refuse to correct, no matter how many times I write the editors:You can’t compare test positivity to confirmed cases per population.

Hawkeye #StopTheBanSC

HawkeyeResists

I believe in following science. The CDC says schools can reopen safely with proper mitigation. If you know a teacher in one of the SC districts already open 5 days

Mark Treyger

MarkTreyger718

THREAD: Here’s the 411 on my School Reopening Plan: - School year should begin later in the fall to allow for DOE & schools to fully plan and program a

Josh - Data Analyst in Nashville

ifihadastick

Now that school is back, I think it's a good time to look back at the fall and revisit the big fear everyone had about opening schools causing "spikes" in

Megan Metcalfe

MetcalfeMegan

It started in our schools. Women were told they had no value unless they were in the work force. So they outsourced parenting 2 daycare & schools that can't hug

Benjamin P. Linas

BenjaminLinas

I have heard from a lot of teachers in response to my Vox piece on schools. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vox.com/platform/amp/2020/7/9/21318560/covid-19-coronavirus-us-testing-children-schools-reopening-questionsIt breaks my heart becau

Simon Smith

smithsmm

This week I taught Year 6 after my Y6 teacher had to isolate. Schools will do what they can to stay open, the government should get no credit for this.

James McAsh

mcash

I've called a union meeting at my school tomorrow. I'm going to propose that we all refuse to go into work next week, even if the govt says we should.

Maggie Garrett

maggiefgarrett

A few (belated) thoughts on Espinoza (yesterday's churchs/state and private school voucher program. 1. The outcome is not unexpected given this S Ct, but it is still a huge blow

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