Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Need to do a side by side with a map of dead/sick teachers for this to be instructive/convincing

Links?

No one is keeping track, but here are a few links:

https://www.11alive.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/cobb-county-school-board-under-fire-after-3-teacher-deaths/85-8a585a86-90e1-4228-985e-ae0834866c5d
January:
Protests, backlash from teachers after deaths of 3 Cobb County educators in a month
In the last 30 days, COVID-19 has claimed the lives of three educators. Teachers say the situation has become cause for concern for their health and safety.

Teacher in an open academy in dc:
https://www.wusa9.com/mobile/article/news/education/ballou-stay-opportunity-academy-teacher-death-covid-19-washington-teacher-union-policy-changes/65-c697e78a-d7c7-4593-a586-3c731b20e1ab

As of October, 8 teachers in North Carolina had already died of Covid: https://www.newsweek.com/coronavirus-north-carolina-school-teacher-dies-covid-stanly-county-norwood-elementary-1536438

If you Google teacher death name of state you will see them. Like, teacher death Georgia, teacher death Florida, etc..

The country is approaching 500,000 deaths, so of course some of those people will be teachers. But the number is small and even smaller when you consider cases where there is some reason to believe the transmission resulted from school.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Need to do a side by side with a map of dead/sick teachers for this to be instructive/convincing

Links?

No one is keeping track, but here are a few links:

https://www.11alive.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/cobb-county-school-board-under-fire-after-3-teacher-deaths/85-8a585a86-90e1-4228-985e-ae0834866c5d
January:
Protests, backlash from teachers after deaths of 3 Cobb County educators in a month
In the last 30 days, COVID-19 has claimed the lives of three educators. Teachers say the situation has become cause for concern for their health and safety.

Teacher in an open academy in dc:
https://www.wusa9.com/mobile/article/news/education/ballou-stay-opportunity-academy-teacher-death-covid-19-washington-teacher-union-policy-changes/65-c697e78a-d7c7-4593-a586-3c731b20e1ab

As of October, 8 teachers in North Carolina had already died of Covid: https://www.newsweek.com/coronavirus-north-carolina-school-teacher-dies-covid-stanly-county-norwood-elementary-1536438

If you Google teacher death name of state you will see them. Like, teacher death Georgia, teacher death Florida, etc..

Anonymous wrote:Need to do a side by side with a map of dead/sick teachers for this to be instructive/convincing

My state has a little over 50% in school. For deaths from Covid, roughly 80% of deaths were associated with long term care facilities. From a deep google search, I could only find one teacher death from Covid. From personal experience, I've worked with Covid patients since the beginning and my hospital has had the most number of hospitalizated and deceased patients in our state. We've had no teachers pass away. A few hospitalized. Obviously this is just one little look and I'm not speaking for every state or even saying schools should be open 100% (we kept DS home this year). But just giving my own piece of the puzzle.

I, for one, am grateful for that. Thanks OP for posting.

Anonymous wrote:Do you have the source for this graphic?

https://cai.burbio.com/school-opening-tracker/

Anonymous wrote:Need to do a side by side with a map of dead/sick teachers for this to be instructive/convincing

Please do that for us. Shameful.

Do you have the source for this graphic?

I would be fine to the last to reopen.

Come to Carroll where they’re (BOE) demanding schools be open 4/week for all students by 3/22.

Anonymous wrote:Need to do a side by side with a map of dead/sick teachers for this to be instructive/convincing

Links?

Anonymous wrote:We also have also have some of the best advice in the country. (NIH, Johns Hopkins, Federal govt, etc.)

Who all said to open schools.

We also have also have some of the best advice in the country. (NIH, Johns Hopkins, Federal govt, etc.)

Aren't we also one of the most educated counties in the country? That might tell you something.

Need to do a side by side with a map of dead/sick teachers for this to be instructive/convincing

We sure do live in our own little bubble, don't we. Imagine all the kids throughout the country getting a proper education while we fall further behind. Wonder if it will show up in college admissions this coming year.