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Good move.
Schools that do not open should not get full funding. Another example of our politicians letting us down, we are not following science, we are following fear which is embarrassing and causing significant harm to our children and communities. Why is it that we expect the clerk at the grocery store or the bus driver or police or firefighters to show up for work and be there to serve our needs, yet our teachers cannot show up for our kids. This is a complete double standard and our teachers should be ashamed. Get back to work and teach our kids!
Teachers in a classroom are in a confined space with close contact with multiple people for a longer period of time than the others you mention. And parents, bless their hearts, do send their kids to school sick, as we all know and have already seen this year. If you are able to sign up as a substitute teacher, I urge you to do so, because there won’t be enough of them to keep the schools open when the teachers become ill.
Agree!!
Exactly, Ashlee B
Mary D. – Why do you bless the hearts of parents who send their kids to school sick? That’s absurd. Those parents are irresponsible and selfish. They are the kind of people of who spread illnesses and viruses, and yet you laud them.
I will come out of retirement to teach again if needed.
it was sarcasm Susie.
Thx Mary. My bad.
Friendly reminder: 2878 deaths in Indiana as of today. 6.7million Hoosiers. Death rate for the year from Covid is 0.000429552238806. Less than pneumonia deaths by a long shot.
Also, .01% of Covid Death under age 25 in Indiana.
Source: in.gov/Covid
No (in-person) school, no money. If I lived in a district that refuses to teach in school (which I don’t fortunately), I would demand a refund of that portion of my property taxes going to the school district.