As they should be, parents continue to make your voices heard when leaders dont safeguard children. Praying for safety and healing for all affected parties🙏🏽
@anitascheffer@werestoremore The manipulation though is exhausting. They prey on our empathy. To go from being praised to vilified for choosing safety and health has been infuriating and reminds me of how quickly the powers that be will try to silence us when we challenge the status quo
@anitascheffer@werestoremore Yasssss finally a nibble😂 Why are schools expected to fix societal ills and society just keeps the systems in place that creates the problems
@werestoremore Yasssss finally a nibble😂 Why are schools expected to fix societal ills and society just keeps the systems in place that creates the problems
“I am no longer confident we can keep our staff and families safe if our school buildings welcome back hundreds or thousands of students for in-person learning.” - Dr. Grant Rivera, Marietta City Schools superintendent. MCS will begin the school year virtually. Live starting at 4
#BREAKING Cobb County School District will go 100% “Remote Choice” learning starting on August 17th, superintendent says. School year will start in virtual environment. Unknown if it’ll be for the whole year or first semester. @wsbtv
More local schools are starting the year on computers.
DeKalb County, Atlanta, Clayton moving to all-virtual. Fulton says more parents are choosing online than expected. #Back2School 2020. https://t.co/rMw4lCukK5 @wsbtv
The DeKalb County School District will implement virtual learning for the new school year. So, what does that mean for students who rely on school for breakfast and lunch?
I’ll explain, next.
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