#Schools

Swati

swatiatrest

There is nothing surprising or extraordinary about the IE story about board 'toppers'. Said 'toppers' don't represent our education system, which has collapsed years ago. Come see the state schools,

Andy Jolley 🌹

ajjolley

Anyone remember Gavin Williamson talking about assessed grades at A level, when he claimed “Some schools... have literally put every child in as either an A, an A* or a

jason schilling

schill_dawg

When a school receives word of a covid case, it’s not just one person who isolates, the case can affect dozens of staff and hundreds of students and their families.

Michael Merrick

michael_merrick

We hear about how C19 will affect experienced leaders and lead to a spike in early retirements/resignations. Also wonder how it will effect those new leaders whose key formative months

Hannah Dawson

DrHannahDawson

Hospitals are full, people are being treated in ambulances, NHS workers are at breaking point - we're literally running out of oxygen; it would be unsafe to send children back

Jimmy Vielkind

JimmyVielkind

NEWS: NYC Mayor @BilldeBlasio had hoped to keep the nation’s largest school district open at least through Thanksgiving but rejected a state proposal that could have staved off the closure

ArielTroster

ArielTroster

1/ A few final thoughts re: schools. We are not Texas or Florida. If I lived there, I would not be advocating to re-open schools. They have 10,000 new infections

Prof Sarah-Jayne Blakemore

sjblakemore

ThreadWhen schools close for prolonged periods, children are deprived of learning experiences during sensitive periods of development. Sensitive periods are developmental windows of heightened sensitivity to environmental stimuli, during wh

Margot Sanger-Katz

sangerkatz

There's so much fighting about how to open schools safely with Covid. We asked 175 pediatric infectious disease experts what standards matter. Here's what they said: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/11/upshot/schools-reopening-corona

Dr Raghib Ali FRCP(UK)

drraghibali

Three points/criteria that should be addressed by those who are calling for all schools to be closed.But first, in response to those who think I am downplaying/unaware of the impact

Jon Hutchinson

jon_hutchinson_

This debate essentially boils down to whether you believe that schools should prepare pupils for the way the world is, or the way it 'should be'. Whether schools should be

Bo Erickson CBS

BoKnowsNews

New: Even before White House debuts school reopening guidance, ~64% of K-8 students nationwide are already back in the classroom in some form. GOP states w/in-person learning are pushing past

Justin Draeger

justindraeger

Patience requested as schools work to get HEERF $ out the door.Yes, HEERF II info is out from @usedgov (https://bit.ly/3nEuB52 ) and while this process should be easier for schools, we

Eliza Shapiro

elizashapiro

Mayor says parents should make a plan for their kids because schools could close as soon as Monday. The average positivity rate is now 2.8%. Schools close the day after

Chris Foley

HT_StMonicas

Thinking about school re-opening, a thread.1. March 8th is a ‘look to reopen’ date, not ‘it’s happening’. It is so helpful for school leaders to have some idea of timescales

theliberatededucator

blackandlit1

Unpopular opinion: alot of white people dont want true desegregation in schools. Many middle class and upper middle class parents dont want to experience the discomfort of true integration. Think

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