Point all you want, instead focus on providing the Vaccine to your Marylander educators. The vaccine is imperative for reopening. Do a better job at providing it. Quit campaigning for 2024 and focus on now. Do your job. Protect us.
Public health experts and leaders on both sides of the aisle agree—the ongoing toll of keeping our kids out of the classroom far exceeds any potential risks. We’re calling on Maryland’s leaders, educators, and families to work together to safely transition to hybrid instruction.pic.twitter.com/r5zvEXkugp
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No it’s not. Teachers across the country have been in school without a vaccine.
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Vaccines first
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Where is my eic economic relief?
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Are there enough reliable quick tests and can you have all staff vaccinated? Because that's what needs to happen first.
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Reliable is the key word. An unreliable test is worse than no test.
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Nope not my kids !
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I do agree that both teachers and students need get back but I don't see it
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What you really mean 'Children can learn fine from home, except those whose needs aren't being met by society and government. As a result, we will continue to ignore this by putting their needs on the plates of educators rather than spending the time & money to fix the problem"
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