The discussion has turned to how and when to safely reopen schools.
No one wants to see our children back in school more than us. No one. But the same instinct that moves an educator to go to any length to protect their class, is also telling us that rushing our children back into classrooms, hallways and buses until we know it is safe, is clearly not the best thing to do. Here is a list of resources and communications on the subject to keep you informed and safe.
No one wants to see our children back in school more than us. No one. But the same instinct that moves an educator to go to any length to protect their class, is also telling us that rushing our children back into classrooms, hallways and buses until we know it is safe, is clearly not the best thing to do. Here is a list of resources and communications on the subject to keep you informed and safe.
Safe Reopening Resources and Links |
NEA-NH News Releases and Communications |
Tuttle Talks ArchiveMissed a Tuttle Talk? You can listen to the audio portion of previous Tuttle Talks here. Here's the list of titles available on the Tuttle Talk Page:
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NEA Resource LinksResources directly from NEA.
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