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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Teachers could have been national heroes. "Getting kids back into the classrooms is the most important thing. Parents are great, but nothing can replace in-person instruction from qualified and trained educators. That's why we're doing everything we can to get back to in-person instruction at the start of the 2020-2021 school year. We can do this safely for everyone. We will make this happen." National heroes. You'd have a lot less resistance getting those billions for teacher's salaries had you actually put the kids first. Whoever has been advising the Association/Federation on PR and policy should be fired.[/quote] Back in July, I wasn't going to be a national hero at the risk of my health and my family's health. I do agree that things are different now. But 6 months ago, no.[/quote] What's different now? Why are you willing to risk your life now? [/quote] DP. The vaccine is a huge game changer for a lot of us. The school board will never admit it because they want to sell confidence in their mitigation measures, but very few teachers or staff thought any of that was going to keep us safe. I think there are still going to be issues with students getting sick and transmitting it especially at the secondary level, and major problems with staffing because so many people quit before they had a chance to be vaccinated, but at least most staff members don’t live in constant worry of being in the Petri dish once we’re two weeks out. I was also in person in the fall, and I can tell you the difference is palpable.[/quote] DP here, ES. I was ready to teach in person back in July. I’ve had my second vaccine dose so I’m even more ready now. I’m not thrilled about concurrent instruction but it at least moves us to getting students back in the buildings. Two Teacher HH, both with the same opinion.[/quote]
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