October 21, 2020
Teachers in the West Ada
School District in Idaho were told that when coronavirus levels in the area
were in the Red Zone, school would be conducted virtually.
Unfortunately, when the district was declared a Red Zone, officials “were still acting like it was a yellow,” and holding in-person classes. This was a hazard for both students and teachers.
So the teachers took steps. They called in sick for two days. Now district officials are touring the schools and looking at rooms that are deemed to be hazardous in terms of improper setup, etc. Not only should that have been done before school ever started, but—
Why couldn’t school
officials keep their word?
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