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American Federation of Teachers president calls for schools to fully reopen in the fall
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Following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updating its mask-wearing and COVID-19 testing guidance, the president of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) said all children should be back in school full-time in the fall.
“Conditions have changed. We can and we must reopen schools in the fall for in-person teaching, learning and support. And we must keep them open, fully and safely, five days a week,” said AFT president Randi Weingarten.
Schools react to advice that masks aren’t needed once vaccinated Jeffrey S. Solochek, Tampa Bay Times
Fresh news on the COVID-19 front likely will have a big effect on how schools operate going forward. Read on for the latest, plus more Florida education news.
Two key shifts came on how we deal with the pandemic. The CDC okayed Pfizer vaccines for children 12 to 15 years old. Some schools and other locations began making them available almost right away. Meanwhile, the agency also announced that fully vaccinated people should not have to wear masks, indoors or out, or even need to social distance.
Project Veritas surveilled government officials to expose anti-Trump sentiments: report Thomas Moore © Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Project Veritas surveilled government officials to expose anti-Trump sentiments: report
A conservative activist group, helped by a former British spy, secretly surveilled government employees during the Trump administration with the goal of discrediting perceived enemies of former President Trump, The New York Times reported, citing people and documents on the matter.
Project Veritas - with aid from a former British spy and Erik Prince, the founder of Blackwater - was part of a campaign that involved surveillance operations against members of the FBI.
The overall effort, the Times wrote, also included a plan for a sting operation against Trump s former national security adviser H.R. McMaster that involved some Veritas staffers, though Veritas itself has denied any involvement with that plot.
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