I would.
Superintendent of Fulton county schools in GA just told me that some of the teachers in his district are choosing to retire early rather than face the health risks of teaching in the next school year. Interview airs tomorrow.
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Less teachers, without replacements, mean more students each class, meaning lower quality instruction and more capacity issues. Pre-pandemic it was already hard on districts to find licensed teachers and hard on education programs to find students who *want* to be teachers
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my dad teaches at a community college, and he's said a few of the instructors in his department are talking about retiring because they're struggling so much with online instruction - which is worrisome because isn't there already a teacher shortage? How much worse will it get?
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Trump is still president...
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My wife is a special education teacher and we are exploring her retirement options (none of them ideal) if that blister in the White House forces this teachercide policy through. It seems he is hellbent on making as many people die as he possibly can.
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Next Trump will be tearing the beating hearts out of his followers at his MAGA rallies.
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I’m so grateful that my parents (both professors) happened to retire last spring.
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And I absolutely don’t blame them. We don’t have enough sick time to isolate/quarantine. Districts are firing subs so teachers will still be pressured into going in sick
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He could help by making masks mandatory for all students, faculty and admin in his district.
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@rachelnpr I’ve taught in Fulton County Schools for 22 years. - Show replies
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