OT: NJ schools can start the year virtually
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A lot of teachers are nothing but a bunch of cry babies !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
And the parents. I know a bunch of them that didn't want to send their kids in.
It's not as simple as hey we don't want to open our schools so we're going remote:
— Schools will need to complete a checklist on the state Department of Education website saying they can meet more than 40 guidelines for in-person classes. The items on the list include: social distancing in classrooms and on buses; safe school entry points; requiring masks; creating a contact tracing plan; setting up a safe way for students to eat meals; and a plan for recess and gym classes outside.
— If schools say they can’t meet one or more of the guidelines, the districts can request to start start the year with all-remote learning.
— Districts that are granted permission to start the year all-remote will need to show they are trying to make changes to start in-person classes. “Public school districts will need to spell out their plans for satisfying these unmet standards, and a date by which they anticipate the ability to resume in-person instruction,” Murphy said.
https://www.nj.com/education/2020/0...is-the-newly-released-plan-for-reopening.html
— Schools will need to complete a checklist on the state Department of Education website saying they can meet more than 40 guidelines for in-person classes. The items on the list include: social distancing in classrooms and on buses; safe school entry points; requiring masks; creating a contact tracing plan; setting up a safe way for students to eat meals; and a plan for recess and gym classes outside.
— If schools say they can’t meet one or more of the guidelines, the districts can request to start start the year with all-remote learning.
— Districts that are granted permission to start the year all-remote will need to show they are trying to make changes to start in-person classes. “Public school districts will need to spell out their plans for satisfying these unmet standards, and a date by which they anticipate the ability to resume in-person instruction,” Murphy said.
https://www.nj.com/education/2020/0...is-the-newly-released-plan-for-reopening.html
He's def not a teacher... Just one of the faux "freedom fighters" ensuring that we'll be a complete mess for years.
The Association of School Supers
and the Association of Principals both sent letters stating they needed to be allowed to offer remote learning only.
To say this is all the teachers union is showing your bias.
If a district certifies they are ready to open they can open. East Brunswick is opening for example
C students rule the world!
Not a teacher but a parent who along with his wife has decided his child will be attending school in person if it is open. A lot of teachers are crybabies ! And if I DON'T STFU ?
Me too. The kids need to go back in person. Online isn't working.
BTW: You must have missed it. Teachers are now a protected class. You can't question or criticize.
When this started my son might have had 1 1/2 hours of work a day. Crappy planning by those in charge !
Some people are miserable and disgusting. I implore morons who makes comments as such to sign up to become a substitute teacher and offer their services.
Don't you have a bed to crawl under ? A virus is LOOKING 4 you.
The real reason:
Waah...my free babysitting service has temporarily been disrupted because of this pesky virus. It’s all the
A lot of us including myself have gone to work through out this whole virus thing. 8 co-workers ended up with the virus but we continued on. We showed up every day and got the job done. I thought kids had to be in school because the rest of the world was getting too far ahead . Just what makes teachers so special ?
Classic..i may borrow this line
Very funny jackass. My wife lost her job and has been home with him since. So, what say you ?
Are you surrounded by 15 up to 23 people in one room in close quarters for 7-8 hours a day? How about pre-k teachers who work with young children who cough and sneeze on them a lot? How will these teachers social distance the students? What have schools done thus far to ensure the safety of staff and students besides providing hand sanitizer stations? Masks are not 100% virus-proof. Your 8 co-workers in a school setting would’ve sent the whole building into quarantine. Then what?
Unfunny and unoriginal ..let's be real: you'll definitely borrow it!
And probably mess it up.
It doesn’t take much to impress some folks.
His administrations lack of guidance to school districts has made school district administrations nuts. He gave schools a 100 page document with basic guidelines and then said, FIGURE IT OUT. Now, a few weeks before schools are supposed to open, he changes the rules again. My district is going nuts trying to come to a consensus on what we are going to do. There are meetings going on everyday trying to figure out what is the best course of action. It's a nightmare trying to get equipment (most products are on back order) to provide proper remote learning. And I'm not biased against the teachers union. But it pisses me off when 350 plus losers from the ****** district of Elizabeth say they won't report to work. It's hard enough trying to educate the students in that district in person, never mind remotely.
I hadn’t been in this board in a while and had somehow forgotten what a bunch of a-holes some of you are.
I doubt that they'll qualify. Don't you need like two years of college to be a substitute ?
Unless they get a special knucklehead exemption?
Wife is a HS teacher and can’t wait (but still enjoying the Summer, so no rush - lol) for regular in your face teaching.
There is a checklist and certification. If the administration certifies they meet all conditions on the checklist the school is required to open. The checklist gives exact requirements.
This is me, as well. Online instruction is for the birds, and NOT why I became a teacher. I would rather be a custodian than do a few more months of remote learning. Maybe it's just because I've been wearing a mask while handing out 5000 meals to our students' families twice each week since June without getting sick, but I'm pretty sure I can mask up with an N95 and face shield and stay safe until a vaccine is available. If ONE nurse was able to get through the surge in April without catching it, why couldn't I?
If they retire or don't report to work Elizabeth can hire new teachers. No one is stopping them. Why does it bother you that someone does not go back to a job they don't feel is safe.
I have two family members who are teachers..both cannot wait to go back and are very sad over this development
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