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Las escuelas pueden abrir antes de que los maestros reciban vacunas, dicen los CDC

Las escuelas pueden abrir antes de que los maestros reciban vacunas, dicen los CDC
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Who s the favorite for attorney general? + Betting on a recall + Gun survivors hold panel [The Sacramento Bee]

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Who’s the favorite for attorney general? + Betting on a recall + Gun survivors hold panel [The Sacramento Bee] Feb. 1 Good morning and welcome as always to the A.M. Alert! ENDORSEMENTS FOR CALIFORNIA’S NEXT ATTORNEY GENERAL Via Lara Korte… As the U.S. Senate drags its feet scheduling a confirmation hearing for Health and Human Services Secretary-nominee Xavier Becerra, California attorneys are continuing to muster up for his old job, Attorney General. The pressure is on for Gavin Newsom, who is already feeling the heat from a stunted state vaccine rollout, unpopular school reopening plan and a mounting recall effort. The governor’s pick for AG is likely subject to the same diversity concerns that surrounded his decision for Kamala Harris’ Senate Seat and the Secretary of State.

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Black Lives Matter At School: California Schools Edition : Indybay

SPEAKERS: Cecily Myart-Cruz is a teacher, activist and the United Teachers Los Angeles President. The first woman of color in the union’s 50-year history – having previously served as NEA Vice President for six years. Cecily has taught for 26 years, at both elementary and middle school levels, most recently at Angeles Mesa Elementary. She is the Chair of the CTA Civil Rights Committee, Chair of the NEA Black Caucus and member of Black Lives Matter Los Angeles. Denisha Jones is a member of the national Black Lives Matter at School steering committee and Director of the Art of Teaching, graduate teacher education program, at Sarah Lawrence College. She is the co-editor of Black Lives Matter at School.

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Teachers unions are driving lockdowns that hurt students most

Teachers unions are driving lockdowns that hurt students most Print this article The Census Bureau’s pre-pandemic statistics suggest that over 53 million children were enrolled in public school and over 4 million in private school, ages K-12, nationally. No longer. When the pandemic began and officials closed schools, forcing students to learn virtually at first, it seemed like the right thing to do. At the same time, parents and children were assured the closures were temporary. Nearly a year later, research shows that lockdowns have had worse effects on students than most cases of COVID-19 in children. Unfortunately, no amount of evidence seems to persuade stubborn teachers unions to open schools.

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LA County elementary schools could reopen in a matter of weeks, Barbara Ferrer says

L.A. County elementary schools could be just weeks away from reopening if coronavirus case rates continue to decline, the county's top public health official said Wednesday.

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