Valley districts sound alarm about impact of large gatherings on schools
Valley districts sound alarm about impact of large gatherings on schools.
and last updated 2021-01-06 07:55:50-05 I think if we want school to be open, if we want X, Y and Z to be open, we ve got to do some hard work,â says Lindsay Love, a Chandler Unified School District Governing Board member.
Gilbert and Chandler s school governing boards continue to face tough decisions based on the communitiesâ commitment to following mitigation strategies. We can t have kids running around at the park with no mask; we can t have kids going to Fat Cats. We need to stay home and help everybody stay safe so the metrics can go down,â says Jill Humpherys, Gilbert Public Schools Board member.
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Dec. 15, 2020 11:36 am ET
PHOENIX As if the pandemic weren’t disruptive enough, many American schools are facing a growing shortage of teachers.
School districts are recruiting parents as substitute teachers, online class sizes are soaring to 50 children or more and bus drivers are baby-sitting classrooms. Some are considering allowing asymptomatic teachers who were exposed to Covid-19 to continue to show up.
Public-school employment in November was down 8.7% from February, and at its lowest level since 2000, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
That includes teachers who quit, retired early or took leaves of absence due to the pandemic, and layoffs of support staff such as teachers’ aides and clerical workers. The staffing crunch leaves teachers educating children in person and online simultaneously, deep-cleaning their own classrooms and taking turns as crossing guards.
Goldman told
Phoenix New Times in a recent interview that he created the site and published it almost a year ago as a way to deter the alcohol use that the videos seem to show. But the site also ties into a divorce-court battle with his wife that s been going on for two years.
New Times isn t naming the cringe-worthy site or the high school his kid attends. Goldman has blasted out the site s link and contents on his Facebook page over the past several months, leaving one tipster someone who has no connection to the school or divorce but simply doesn t like Goldman to notify