information, they were right behind me sending things out to parents saying, hey, we re here for you. that s incredible. we re here to help you and support you. eugene blalock, thank you for helping us understand. you certainly do make the case. back with me now, our panel. i want to know what you guys first of all, this is not the only place that this is happening in terms of even the thought of having a four-day work week. you ve got texas, more than 40 districts there have already made the switch, by the way. missouri, where one in four are already operating on a four day a week plan. louisiana, montana, nebraska. this is catching on. i don t know that parents are thrilled about it because sometimes i m going to be real with you, i i need you to go to school, right? i need you to go to school. what do you say to this? i think it s something when i looked at it, i m like,
california have given, have been given yet another reason to flee. how about we ll stick with the city of los angeles where the teachers there are set to go on a 3-day strike in search of let s just keep track of these words that have no meaning and yet are used repet tiffly, racist, conspiratorial, misinformation. oh, and equity. in search of equitable pay, that s what teachers in los angeles are saying they need, they don t get equitable pay. heir going to go on strike. here s eugene blalock, they want a 4-day workweek, by the way. 3-day strike for equitable pay and also a search for is this in, what is the in ohio teachers are searching for a 4-day school week. rachel: right. so in l.a. they want more money. in this case they re saying we re just worn out, we only want to work four days a week which would be complicated for a lot of parents who work. but here s what the school said.
Beginning Aug. 15, North College Hill students will spend every Monday doing self-directed work from home, while attending in-person classes Tuesday through Friday.