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Leising’s question would be better positioned as – “are you encouraging schools to try to be in the buildings when they don’t have enough staffing, when it violates local health codes, or when it is deemed unsafe according to CDC and other guidelines?”
The state needs to make sure the funding is there so that the school administrations can *focus* on *teaching* the kids and not be distracted by focusing on how they are going to further cut budgets.