.@rweingarten: We may have to deal with a charter or two. We may have to deal with ESAs and dues deduction losses. But at the same time, we have to think forward to the future. You've built a coalition with communities, and that's not going away. #WVChildrenDeserve
The Mental Health Load is Heavy for Rhode Island's Public-Facing Restaurant Staff: How front of house servers, bartenders and managers are faring and surviving in COVID-19 times in an ever-evolving restaurant environment. https://t.co/pZta6LUUYu
Our kids belong in school and Florida's decision to keep schools open was the right thing to do. When compared to other states of similar size, Florida has fewer pediatric cases per 100,000.
🚨Breaking🚨 @CDCDirector admits that lobbying groups changed recs in the recent CDC School Guidelines
From a Fri. press conf: CDC based its recs on what the science says AND input from teachers groups w "direct changes in the guidance made as a result." https://t.co/kLiqYnIPsT
I want to be clear - with the release of @CDCgov's operational strategy for schools, we are not mandating that schools reopen. These recommendations simply provide schools a long-needed roadmap for how to do so safely under different levels of disease in the community.
.@SethAMandel's latest in the magazine:
Won’t someone think of the children? Perhaps, but it won’t be the teachers unions.
They aren’t called the children’s unions, after all.
https://t.co/UTcloDseFa
For indisputable evidence that children have been politicized, watch this entire 10-min video of @CDCDirector@RWalensky. Her tune on #openschools has changed *so much* in the last month, I cringe to think what has gone on behind the scenes to this appointed scientist/expert
I WOULD LIKE TO REMIND ALL YOU PEOPLE, FLORIDA, THE THIRD LARGEST STATE IN THE US, HAS BEEN 100% OPEN FOR K—12 STUDENTS SINCE 8/2020 & IT IS GREAT & DID NOT COST 1.7 TRAZILLION DOLLARS. THIS IS ALL THEATER. Thank you for listening.
Stop repeating the lie that education has been defunded. Rhode Island spending has out paced the national averages for decades. What do we have to show for it?
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