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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This sounds like a nightmare for schools. How are they going to cover teachers regularly being out for half a day? My kid has an IEP and the teachers are legally required to be present for the meetings, and it's hard enough to coordinate coverage for that. [/quote] No Ma’am. They are required to give input. Schools had better start offering work settings that mirror the work from home perks. [/quote] :roll: Teaching is by its nature not a flexible job. And teachers are usually free by 3:15 and all summer … not to mention three weeks of break during the school year. [/quote]
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