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Brooklyn, NYC: Teachers, staff, students and parents protest unsafe pandemic conditions in public schools, January 5, 2022.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams and the Department of Education ignore safety of the school community in the Omicron surge!
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New York City: We support staff & schools who are organizing #SickOut2SaveLives actions at their NYC schools to curb COVID spread. With this COVID surge, more than a quarter of all 5-17 NYC kids testing positive & no baseline testing for students and staff, #SchoolsAreNotSafe Monday.
Via MORE-UFT
Jan. 12 – Members of the Chicago Teachers Union voted to take classes remote for several days in defiance of the city administration. Thousands of New York City students walked out of classes to pr…
By Greg Butterfield
Members of the Chicago Teachers Union voted to take classes remote for several days in defiance of the city administration. Thousands of New York City students walked out of classes to protest unsafe conditions. Furious staff, youth and families from Oakland, California, to Columbia, Missouri, and Boston are demanding the return of remote learning options, increased testing and safety measures in schools.
We all remember Donald Trump’s racist, anti-immigrant slogan, “Build that wall.” Now the Biden administration and its allies in the corporate media have “built a wall” of dangerous denial around the spread of COVID-19’s omicron variant in public schools across the U.S. And teachers, school staff, students and families are fighting back.
Students at Manhattan's Stuyvesant High School, Brooklyn Technical High School and several other campuses staged a walkout on Tuesday morning
“When Cruz had asked me to be a part of this, my dad had COVID, but I was still forced to come to school,” said Rifah Saba, 17. “I thought that was ridiculous because I could be asymptomatic and infect other people. So I got involved.”
School workers, students, parents: wear black ALL WEEK 1/3-1/7 to protest unsafe reopening of schools!
Universal testing now! Remote option for students now! When @nycdoe and @uft leadership fail to keep us safe, we protect ourselves and each other. Power to the Rank and File!
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Around 100 teachers, students and parents rallied at the Barclays Center sports arena in downtown Brooklyn, N.Y., Jan. 5 to demand real health and safety protections for public school communities throughout New York City. The action was organized by the Movement of Rank and File Educators (MORE-UFT).
Brooklyn: Picket for Safe Schools
Wednesday, January 5 - 4:00 p.m.
Barclays Center, Flatbush Ave. & Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, NYC
Brooklyn! Do you want baseline universal Covid testing for schools? Kn95s for all? Think @NYCSchools should at least try to stop the spread of omicron while pediatric ICUs are overflowing?
Join us & allies at Wednesday at 4 pm.
Via MORE-UFT
"Things that are not getting done the way they need to be."
Exactly one week before the start of in-person learning for NYC public school students, some teachers are intensifying their opposition to the city's plan, staging several "work outs" at schools on Monday.
The coordinated effort by MORE-UFT -- an activist faction of the United Federation of Teachers union -- involved teachers at six schools working outside instead on in their classrooms. The teachers say they decided to do so out of mistrust toward the safety of their schools during the coronavirus pandemic.
