President of National Teachers Union Calls for Full Reopening of Schools in the Fall – NBC5 (Chicago)

“Conditions have changed,” Randi Weingarten said. “We can and we must reopen schools in the fall for in-person teaching, learning and support. And keep them open. Fully and safely, five days a week.” If local unions heed her call, it would be seen as a major stride in the effort to reopen schools.
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Platinum Goose
4 years ago

“a new infusion of federal education money have removed many obstacles that prevented schools from opening”

They realize they can capitalize on this now.

Heyjude
4 years ago

Isn’t she a visionary leader? Guess she can read the writing on the wall.

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