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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They are less likely to close due to Covid waves, lack of unions, and strongly conservative local politics.

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Well in New England districts are by the town/city not the county. They’re small. They’re still super liberal full of boosted mask obsessed folks who still want schools closed lol. With high vax rates in MA there are still lots of cases. Boosted people are still getting the virus and feeling ill yet they’re still sweating the vax is a miracle and we now need a fourth.

Teachers were given free at home Covid tests after they’re 12 days off. They’re complaining they were given expired tests but just don’t understand the packaging lol. They had 12 days off to go wait in the hours long lines if they felt ill. Us folk in corporate can’t find tests or had to take the day off to wait in hours long lines for one. The teachers all got a kn95 after their vacation and claim they aren’t good enough and are counterfeit. Teachers here make decent money and can go buy an n95 if they want one so badly. Why would the state give schools n95s? Kids are actually decent at wearing masks and distancing. Save the n95s for healthcare workers. But our unionized teachers want the royal treatment.

So no. Unless things are different in suburban DC area, I don’t think that’s your answer. Our teachers are the whiniest people I’ve ever heard. [/quote]

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