Districts are unlikely to mandate COVID-19 vaccines for staff right now. The bigger problem is all the teachers who want the shots but can’t get them.
Author: Erin Richards, USA TODAY
Your kid might not return to a classroom this year. Are teachers unions to blame?
Biden’s team must now tackle the politics of school reopening: research suggests it’s safe, teachers unions are wary and parents are complaining
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Students are struggling, teachers are stressed, and more schools are online. But there’s still no grand plan to improve online learning.
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High school football is the latest COVID flashpoint. The same parents who have battled school decisions to hold class online are pushing for football.
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Online school doesn’t have to be bad. And parents can make it better. As your school plans virtual instruction, here’s what to ask about quality.
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LAUSD and San Diego schools are going online for fall 2020. Will other districts’ reopening plans defy Trump and do the same?
School reopening plans are now part of COVID-19 politics. Teachers fear for their safety.
School districts are stumbling through COVID reopening plans. Trump is gunning for all in-person classes. Teachers’ health is caught in the middle.
‘This is hell’: Parents and kids hate online classes. Going back to school likely will include more of it.
America’s teachers know little about how to improve online classes. They’re spending almost no energy trying to figure it out before back to school.
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Imagine American children returning to school this fall amid the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s how the school week could look vastly different.