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    Jan 3

    Did you receive a rapid test kit?

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    Jan 3

    Did you receive a KN95 mask for the week?

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    19 hours ago

    Three actions to take this week: 1. TOMORROW 1/5 at Barclays Center 4pm: Picket for Safe Schools! Join Educators, Families, Students & Community Members to share ! Bring your signs and demands. 1/3

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    19 hours ago

    3 actions to take this week: 2. Rally For Safety! Picket Friday 1/7 4pm in front of HQ 52 Broadway. , protect our students, families & co-workers; our union must stop acting as a proxy to ! 2/3

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    19 hours ago

    3 actions to take this week: 3. Wear black ALL WEEK 1/3-1/7 to protest unsafe reopening of schools! Post photos of you with signs stating your demands: Universal testing now! Remote option for students now! When & leadership fail to keep us safe, .

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    Jan 4

    Parents, teachers/faculty/school staff, students of northwest Bronx, I’m all ears about your thoughts and experiences returning to school from winter break. I’d like to hear your concerns, wherever you may stand on this. Message me, or email me: sblin@riverdalepress.com

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    Jan 4

    In a completely unpredictable turn of events, COVID testing at my school was cancelled today when the COVID testing providers tested positive for COVID.

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    Jan 4

    A big problem with the school reopening debate is that there is no democracy in our school system- parents in NYC have no voice, and the UFT works for the mayors office. So instead of hearing from the people affected the whole debate is driven by what journalists want.

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    Jan 3

    So why are the Keep Schools Open folk not talking about how this disruption and absences and combined classes and coverages is hmmn doesn't fit the teacher needs to baby sit narrative I guess

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    Jan 4

    I'm a swaggering eagle with less than 60% attendance, a dozen teachers out, and the furnace in our school broke so we are all sitting in the classroom this morning w/o heat, windows open, on the coldest day of the year. 🦅

    Today my new mayor said that NYC needs more swagger. And my new chancellor said that teachers “are eagles who will soar above the storm that’s how schools will stay open”. I’m a swaggering eagle y’all.
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    Jan 4

    Let's not forget Michael Mulgrew's failed class bill. In order to get reasonable class sizes for public schools in New York City, we need it in our contract. is fighting for just that.

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    Jan 3

    . could make schools safer tomorrow by providing and requiring high quality masks for all kids. But instead most students are still wearing cloth masks- even though all research says these are less effective at protecting against omicron. Why?

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    Jan 4

    ./ why hasn't the "Daily Covid Case Map" been updated for 4 days?

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    Jan 3

    Heart is breaking listening to our school's parents terrified to send their children in. They are desperate for remote options. Kids are sick. Families are sick. More than we know. We can't staff our school. continue to say everything is fine. We're not OK.

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    Jan 4

    Are these acceptable KN95s to give to staff? Look at that gaping hole in the middle 😡

    Replying to @voteshekar @NYCSchools
    Thank you. In addition I don’t know if any schools getting n95. Instead we’re getting kn95 that are on recall lists due to substandard testing. I opened one that looks like this, so spending my own money on n95s that fit bc immunocompromised family, can’t risk infection
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    Jan 3

    Thanks for the offer ! As retirees we don’t have to go into unsafe buildings with inadequate safety protocols, insufficient tests, no social distancing. But our former colleagues did, we’ve been worried all day.

    Replying to @MichaelElsenRoo
    DOE wrote to retirees over winter break trying to recruit per diem substitute teachers, with bonuses if they work 5+ days in January. They knew good and 🤬 well that staff would be out sick or in protest or resigning...
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    Jan 3

    How much learning loss will there be when every kid gets Covid? For all the kids whose families are scared to send them in? And when kids get and miss weeks or months of school? don’t actually care about learning. They just want a political win.

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    Jan 3

    Hey : What about the “learning loss” for the thousands of kids staying home this week because they are sick or their families don’t trust BS safety measures to send them in? Or the kids who spent the day in the auditorium because of staff home sick?

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    Jan 3

    Today threatened NYC educators with corporate educrat speak, the language of institutional racism. SMH In my 20 yrs as a special educator, I've learned "we don't fight fire with fire, we fight fire with solidarity". Let's rise up

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    Jan 4
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    Sitting in my classroom with a snuggie on. It's freezing 🥶 😫

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