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Updated on March 6, 2021 at 9:09 am NBC Universal, Inc. The Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education has voted to give one person — the education commissioner — the power to reopen schools, and some teachers are worried that may give the state too much power. The controversial vote came Friday, and gives Jeffrey Riley full power to require in-person learning for elementary school students. Students who are not comfortable returning to school will have the option of remaining remote for the rest of the school year. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts ...

Mass. Education Chief Has Authority to Force Schools to Reopen. Here's Why Educators Are Concerned © Provided by New England Cable News The Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education has voted to give one person — the education commissioner — the power to reopen schools, and some teachers are worried that may give the state too much power. Popular Searches The controversial vote came Friday, and gives Jeffrey Riley full power to require in-person learning for elementary school students. Students who are not comfortable returning to school will have the option of remaining...

Wicked Local On Feb. 11, the Somerville Educators Union membership voted overwhelmingly to approve an agreement with the district to move forward with in-person learning. The 384-28 vote ratified an agreement that still needs to be voted on by the School Committee, which is set to happen on Feb. 17. School Committee Chair Andre Green, who also served on the negotiating team, said the team is recommending approval. “We worked very hard for months collaborating with the union to address the concerns of teachers about going back to work in-person during a pandemic,” he said. “By working ha...

Wicked Local The debate on when and how to reopen schools continues in Somerville, with the latest discussion focused on metrics and thresholds for when to close or reopen schools. On Jan. 6, the School Committee heard from two experts, Dr. Justin Feldman and Dr. Andrea Ciaranello, about what data to pay attention to and the overall quality of Somerville’s plan. Feldman and Ciaranello praised Somerville’s plan, especially the plan to test all students and staff regularly. Feldman noted that Somerville is in the top 1% of the country in terms of the mitigation measures the district has agr...