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Yves here. The lack of any serious, concerted action to combat Covid transmission in schools is another example of how America has become a “can’t do” society. Evidence is mounting that teachers and other school employees are correct in seeing health risk in continuing to show up at work: Wonder why I talk about the role of children in the pandemic a lot? It’s because the message isn’t getting through. In November, a prominent Canadian politician said, “children are not transmitters of COVID.” That is wrong and frankly horrifying to hear.pic.twitter.com/bhoiWxWpzC Confusing to y...

Updated 1/27/2021 10:45 AM This story also ran on USA Today and GateHouse Media. It can be republished for free. Computer science teacher Suzy Lebo saw covid-19 dangers frequently in her Indiana high school: classes with about 30 students sitting less than 18 inches apart. Students crowding teachers in hallways. Students and staff members taking off their masks around others.   'œI'm concerned,' said Lebo, who teaches at Avon High School in the Indianapolis suburbs. 'œWe're not controlling the virus in our county. We're not controlling it in our state. And we're not controlling it in our...

'We’re not controlling it in our schools,’ Indiana teacher says as COVID safety lapses abound across US A Kaiser Health News analysis of federal and state Occupational Safety and Health Administration data found more than 780 COVID-related complaints covering more than 2,000 public and private K-12 schools. Written By: Laura Ungar / Kaiser Health News | 3:01 pm, Jan. 26, 2021 × The Covid Monitor, a project launched by volunteers and public health researchers, has counted more than 505,000 cases in K-12 schools — more than a quarter of them among staffers. Pixabay ...