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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Newsflash:

I'm a teacher who is expected to be brought back to teach as I have no accommodations. I selected the virtual option but I know that's unlikely.

If I'm forced to teach in person I'm going to quit. And I know that I'm not the only one. Mark my words.

That's why it's important for each principal to know in advance prior to making the final plan.[/quote]

I'm a former teacher, so I sympathize with everyone still in the classroom. With that said, I think the unemployment rate is too high right now for there to be a mass exodus of teachers. It may push a lot of eligible retirees out of the classroom, but I don't see a lot of people quitting. It was already difficult to get out of teaching pre-Covid. During a pseudo-depression with tens of millions of people out of work and companies scaling down operations to stay afloat, I think a lot of people are saying that out of exasperation. Again, I sympathize because it's a terrible position to be in, but we won't lose a lot of teachers. [/quote]

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