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Pennsylvania educators are calling on Gov. Tom Wolf to prioritize school staff for the COVID-19 vaccine.Two statewide teachers unions, the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators, the Pennsylvania School Boards Association and several other groups sent a letter to the governor, asking him to put teachers and school staff higher on the priority list.The groups said it’s an “absolutely essential” step toward reopening schools and keeping them open. We believe that prioritizing the COVID-19 vaccine for school staff who choose to get the vaccine is really the best and most efficient way to ensure that everyone can return safely to their schools and classrooms in person,” said Chris Lilienthal, of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. “Students are really struggling. It s been a very difficult school year for many students and their families. And our members – certainly not immune to that.”According to the letter, 26 other states have prioritized educ
logged in tomorrow. thanks so much. all right, thank you, amy howe, ari melber. do not miss his highly rated show the point, 5:00 tonight. starts in about an hour and 15 minutes. egg timer, whatever you got. for our third pulse question today, agree or disagree, the supreme court should decide whether to hear arguments on president trump s travel ban before the summer recess. all right, 69% are saying you disagree. changed a little bit there, 73%. break it down by education, all education groups for the most part, more master s degree neutral, also neutral, then by gender, men and women, when we look at that, men and women pretty much disagree by the same numbers. and the final scoreboard number for you on this question, 37% agreeing the supreme court should decide whether to hear arguments on president trump s travel ban before the summer recess. next, a big setback for dreamers. the young undocumented people protected from deportation.
of you saying yes. mueller is the guy. breaking it down by education, all education groups saying yes, although those with a high school education slightly agree less. men agree slightly less so. and the final numbers for you. on our second question of the day is 92% saying yes, 8% saying no. thanks a lot for participating in that by the way. he was once america s biggest tv star and now bill cosby is set to face accusations of indecent assault in criminal court. he claims the claims against him are racially motivated. we want to know from you. go to purg purm.
question, agree or disagree, the global cyber attack has shaken my faith in our institutions to protect my personal information. this is what you ve been saying so far. overall 16% of you disagree that it s shaken your faith in our institutions when you look at that, all education groups agree although viewers with a master s degree a little less so. when it comes to gender, men and women agree. women agree more so slightly. and then the final score, 4% agreeing, 96% disagreeing that s not the question that you see in front of us but because the question we re asking about is whether it s shaken your confidence in our institutions to protect us and most of you are saying you feel okay. all right, calling former fbi director a show boat and grandstander, that s the subject of our third pulse question. will the president s relationship with the fbi suffer because of his remarks about comey. pulse.msnbc.com/america.
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