CNN is reporting that schools in Flint, Michigan “are sticking with remote learning indefinitely.”
“Wake up, parents”:
wake up, parents. pic.twitter.com/N8hgFUFPHN
— Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist (@DeAngelisCorey) January 27, 2022
Link here:
Schools in Flint are sticking with remote learning indefinitely. Families say they're struggling to keep it uphttps://t.co/7VLlKEQzYe
— Ingrid Jacques (@Ingrid_Jacques) January 26, 2022
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According to the article, the district is worried that kids will get Covid in school and then kill their parents:
"We believe that the best form of teaching our scholars is having them f-2-f, but we also understand that if we send sick kids home, it is a chance that those kids could become orphans. And I think that is just too high of a price to pay at this time." https://t.co/dz1zoX3D2J
— Vanessa Sica Kasabach (@VSicaKasabach) January 26, 2022
Of course, this isn’t how kids are getting Covid and they’re more likely to get it at home but that doesn’t seem to matter to these education experts:
"The CDC has said multiple studies show transmission of Covid-19 in school settings is usually lower than or similar to community transmission… the superintendent of Flint Community Schools… stands by his decision." https://t.co/xH963p3smU
— Alexander Russo (@alexanderrusso) January 27, 2022
Other parts of Michigan aren’t doing this:
Meanwhile, on the west side of the state, #Michigan schools have been in the classroom unmasked & unphased since August. Others, masked, with no major closures. Students need in-person education to thrive & the access to food & resources it brings with it. https://t.co/4i4W5xZNWW
— Nikki Sunstrum (@nikkisunstrum) January 26, 2022
These kids are being left behind and nobody gives a s*it:
This is doing significant harm with almost no scientific basis in a school district where over 80% of the children are minorities. These kids are being left behind because of ignorant and selfish adults. https://t.co/sJdqyx8QZn
— AG (@AGHamilton29) January 27, 2022
Exit question: Where is Michael Moore on this?
When we see a widening gap between poor (predominantly minority) and wealthy students in a few years, it won’t have been caused by systemic racism or a lack of resources. It will have been due to an intentional choice by liberal bureaucrats to put unions first, kids last.
— AG (@AGHamilton29) January 27, 2022
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