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Biden and Schools

Politics and law Shortly after Joe Biden was declared president-elect, the cabinet rumor mill got working. Mitt Romney for Health and Human Services? Doug Jones for attorney general? These murmurs appeared to belie President Trump’s warning that a Biden administration would be run by far-left radicals, with one exception: the speculation that Biden would appoint a teachers’ union president as secretary of education. Ultimately, Biden nominated Connecticut education commissioner Miguel Cardona. Compared with teachers’ union leaders, Cardona appears moderate. But Biden’s Department of Education transition team looks as though it came straight off the field of a National Education Association (NEA) versus American Federation of Teachers (AFT) softball game. It seems all but certain that on education, Biden will govern to the left of Barack Obama.

When will teachers get vaccinated? Some already have — but most are nervously waiting

When will teachers get vaccinated? Some already have but most are nervously waiting. Valerie Strauss © Eva Marie Uzcategui/AFP/Getty Images A health-care worker holds up a Pfizer-BioNtech coronavirus vaccine at Christine E. Lynn Rehabilitation Center in Miami on Dec. 30, 2020. A small number of teachers and school nurses in a few states have been vaccinated against the coronavirus, but most are still waiting amid a stumbling rollout of the vaccine across the country. Even as a new, highly contagious strain of the coronavirus has been confirmed in some U.S. states and a few thousand people are dying from covid-19 each day, officials in many districts are making plans to reopen schools soon and teachers are coming under increasing pressure to return to classrooms.

Georgia Companies Join A Day for Democracy Initiative and Pledge to Help Their Employees Vote

Georgia Companies Join A Day for Democracy Initiative and Pledge to Help Their Employees Vote
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CEA Report Details Concerns From Educators Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Updated on December 30, 2020 at 10:17 am NBC Universal, Inc. A new survey released by the Connecticut Education Association (C.E.A) and Connecticut s chapter of the American Federation of Teachers (C.T. A.F.T.) is shedding light on some of the big concerns from teachers. The report was compromised of different shortcomings educators said they experienced and issues inside of the classrooms. Lack of adequate ventilation systems, transparency and consistency in COVID-19 reporting, contact tracing and safety protocols were some of the issues educators listed as their top concerns. According to the survey, nearly 60 percent of teachers said they are worried about getting COVID-19 at work. Sixty percent said schools are not the safest place for kids right now.

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