500 San Francisco educators granted medical exemptions, will teach from home: report
Close to 500 teachers and aides have received medical exemptions allowing them to teach remotely while students will physically be in class.
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Close to 500 teachers and aides have received medical exemptions allowing them to teach remotely while students will physically be in class.
S.F. students face 'Zoom in a room' at schools after 500 educators granted medical exemptions FacebookTwitterEmail Laura Codicetti, principal Bryant Elementary school, waves as she leads students to parents waiting outside the school during school dismissal on April 20 in San Francisco. Bryant has two educators who are not returning to the classroom due to medical accommodations.Lea Suzuki / The Chronicle Thousands of San Francisco students heading back to their classrooms this month will be carrying their computers to school each day and sitting in front of a screen to learn from their teach...
Skip to main content Currently Reading Here's what S.F. parents think about the deal to bring some students back to the classroom in April FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Nate, 5, and sister Bayla, 7, climb a wall as mother Erica Kajdasz watches.Paul Kuroda / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Nate, 5, is chased by sister Bayla, 7, with mom Erica Kajdasz in the hallway.Paul Kuroda / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of5 Nate Kajdasz, 5, with sister Bayla, 7, at home in San Francisco.Paul Kuroda / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 4of5 Nate Kajdasz and his sister Bayl...