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Political dysfunction and teacher unions are keeping California kids out of school

Amid Tough School Reopening Battles, Americans Continue To Cheer Teachers Unions

Updated Feb 10, 2021 Amid Tough School Reopening Battles, Americans Continue To Cheer Teachers Unions Americans remain divided over how schools should handle the coronavirus pandemic, but parents support their local districts and teachers unions. By Rebecca Klein and Ariel Edwards-Levy Most Americans continue to support the idea of teachers striking in response to school conditions they feel are unsafe, according to a new HuffPost/YouGov poll. Fifty-six percent of respondents said they would strongly or somewhat support the idea, compared with 30% who said they would oppose it. The results largely mirror a September HuffPost/YouGov poll on the same issue, even as teachers unions around the country continue to engage in fraught negotiations with school districts and local governments.

The kids aren t alright

The kids aren t alright Salena Zito © (Justin Merriman / for the Washington Examiner) Dr. Paul A. Carson stands on the street near his home in Pittsburgh’s Mexican War Streets neighborhood. PITTSBURGH One year ago, Lena Carson was pulling straight A s at the city s Creative and Performing Arts School across the river from her parent s home. She also swam every day at the local YMCA in preparation to compete at the annual state competition and enjoyed the everyday social life of a teenager. Today, she is sitting at home. Again. It has been nearly a year since she walked into CAPA, a magnet school she had to earn admission to through a portfolio of her work, and interacted with her teachers or friends.

Letters to the Editor: Politicians say reopen schools now These teachers say that s reckless

Dan Walters: Kids sit home as politicians squabble

Had the official response to COVID-19 been error-free, it still would be having devastating, life-altering effects on California. However, management — mostly by Gov. Gavin Newsom — has been erratic at best and bumbling at worst, thus magnifying the pandemic’s impact on 40 million Californians and quite likely costing human lives. The Employment Development Department’s mangled delivery of unemployment insurance benefits is one spectacular example — handing out billions of dollars to fraudsters while amassing a huge backlog of legitimate claims. Support local news coverage and the people who report it by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. Last week, Newsom indirectly acknowledged his administration’s equally bollixed management of lifesaving vaccines by turning it over to two big health care organizations, Blue Shield and Kaiser Permanente.

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