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And the for the most part rank and file vote for it today. many teachers unhappy and there is a probability they will reject it. because they did not get what they wanted and the ultimate thing thing that they wanted was they wanted to return to class a week from today instead, the teachers are in today, ainsley, and the students come back tomorrow, if it passes by the rank and file. >> ainsley: thats crazy. that would be two weeks of the kids not having any classroom at all because lori lightfo...

Muscles and revert back to zoom teaching. thats what they wanted to do despite $130 billion in covid relief funds that were designated to keep schools open. those are your taxpayer dollars your members of congress voted to approve, specifically in this case for testing, keeping schools open, everything that they need to make sure children are educated, which we slipped behind on dramatically, this week more than 4,500 schools across the country were closed for one day. gillian turner with the br...

>> yes. there were in my school, we did have many cases, positive cases. a lot of the information is confidential so im not aware of which teachers, which students that were you know made aware but, you know, there were, but there werent that many from what i heard. rachel: okay. so let me ask you this. you have nine years of teaching experience. they will replace teachers like you i guess, some 5500 of them were substitutes. i was in school. i remember what substitute teachers were like. i was ...

in a long line of days staring at a dumb screen Just booring booring only thing that did happen it’s the only thing that is happening that’s the only thing that will happen Twitter user Julia (Twitter tag @bugtypepokemon) has recently shared a photo of a hand-written poem that considers the realities of the pandemic and the subsequent video-meeting culture of the world. In particular, it’s from the point of view of a school kid who is too exhausted to stare at a “dumb” computer scree...