'I don't feel safe': Teachers express discomfort about returning to classrooms

Now Why don’t you speak to the ones that are for it. Let’s see how many idiots say none want to 🤣

Now That's because little johnny is like a dog to flees but in this case it's the virus hitching a ride.

Now Please give me a break is frontline worker s are exhausted working mad hours covering sick leave & annual leave we are covering everything to reduce foot fall it’s insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!step up & be counted as the professionals you are & stop complaining jacqui 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮

Now It’s hard for teachers to go back to these schools but it’s time you signed up to teach it’s time to go back.

Now call in sick

Now All USA schools are infected!

Now Teachers are essential workers. Some people might want to change jobs. Nurses etc have been working the entire time.

Now Ho hum. Essential workers issue a collective eyeroll.

Now Nobody feel safe around the world....

Now Starting to think public education is a farce and I should just pick a collection of good texts and teach my kids myself. realDonaldTrump had it right with putting the money with the kid. I do the work, I need the funds to pay for resources.

Now The time has come for harsh truth. The AVERAGE age of death from COVID is 75. It is not a threat to 0-65, and healthy. That sounds cold, but it is fact. So why is the Nation shut down? It is a LIE.

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