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Thousands of Boston Students Back in School Monday

Thousands of Boston Students Back in School Monday
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Juan Jaramillo Is Endorsed by Revere School Committee Woman, Stacey Rizzo for State Representative

Juan Jaramillo Is Endorsed by Revere School Committee Woman, Stacey Rizzo for State Representative
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Educators, others critical of Baker s plan to reopen schools this spring

Though state officials want students to head back to school in person in April, educators are skeptical or unhappy with the plan. “The state’s plan to fully reopen most schools in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic shows callous disregard for the health and safety of school employees, students and families and rides roughshod over the rights and interests of local communities,” Merrie Najimy, the Massachusetts Teachers Association president, said in a statement. Gov. Charlie Baker announced the plan on Tuesday, citing a decrease in COVID-19 cases and those hospitalized with it, coupled with the vaccination plan underway. He said he wants elementary students to be the first to head back.

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Concern, questions mark reaction to education commissioner s calls for reopening

Skepticism, questions mark reaction to education commissionerâs calls for reopening By Travis Andersen and Felicia Gans Globe Staff,Updated February 23, 2021, 12:50 p.m. Email to a Friend Students headed for the school bus after leaving Samuel Adams Elementary School in Boston.Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff A chorus of stakeholders on Tuesday reacted skeptically to the Baker administrationâs call for elementary school students across Massachusetts to have the option of returning to in-person learning five days a week, though at least one prominent Boston lawmaker praised the idea. Beth Kontos, president of the American Federation of Teachers Massachusetts, said in a statement that the approach will only work if state officials âfinally provide the resources and support local districts have lacked over the past year.â

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Groups urge cancellation of spring MCAS

Organizations are urging Massachusetts legislators and state education officials to seek a federal waiver that would allow them to cancel the tests this spring

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