Schools ‘cautiously optimistic’ about new year, but COVID-19 worries linger. ‘Don’t forget about people with extreme circumstances.’ – Chicago Tribune/MSN
ISBE distributed updated public health guidance to all Illinois schools earlier this month, along with “detailed guidance for evaluating symptomatic students and close contacts for exclusion, and guidance regarding school testing programs,” a spokesperson said. “School districts are strongly encouraged to follow the guidance; the only requirement, however, continues to be that all school personnel must be vaccinated or tested for COVID-19 at least weekly."
Perhaps some ambitious and scrupulous litigation attorney will look into possible violations of the ADA by CPS for discriminating against the unjabbed for treating them as disabled by requiring weekly testing and other actions not required of the jabbed.
Perhaps some CPS employees who don’t believe they’re property of the state will explore such litigation.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
People with extreme circumstances, teachers
Perhaps some ambitious and scrupulous litigation attorney will look into possible violations of the ADA by CPS for discriminating against the unjabbed for treating them as disabled by requiring weekly testing and other actions not required of the jabbed.
Perhaps some CPS employees who don’t believe they’re property of the state will explore such litigation.