Substitute teachers in high demand amid pandemic receive COVID-19 vaccine
Substitute teachers in high demand amid pandemic receive COVID-19 vaccine By Sara Goldenberg | February 22, 2021 at 8:18 PM EST - Updated February 22 at 11:42 PM
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Substitute teachers are needed more than ever as school districts deal with sick calls from COVID-19 or exposure during the pandemic.
Now, some substitutes are in line for the vaccine.
“They’re essential to the running of the schools. If teachers are sick, or if teachers need to be trained or things happen, they get put in quarantine, we need substitute teachers in order to run our schools,” said Franco Gallo, superintendent of the Educational Service Center of Lorain County.
Xinhua | Updated: 2021-02-15 07:37 Share CLOSE Italian President Sergio Mattarella (L) and Prime Minister Mario Draghi pose for a photo at the Quirinal presidential palace in Rome, Italy, Feb. 13, 2021. [Photo/Pool via Xinhua]
ROME - Italy s new prime minister will start out addressing the same big challenges that crippled the previous government: a strategy for the coronavirus pandemic and how to effectively spend more than 200 billion euros ($244 billion) in European Union coronavirus recovery fund, analysts have said.
Mario Draghi, the 73-year-old former European Central Bank (ECB) governor who came out of retirement to take charge of a wide-ranging coalition government, was sworn in as prime minister Saturday.
Italy s new prime minister will start out addressing the same big challenges that crippled the previous government: a strategy for the coronavirus pandemic and how to effectively spend more than 200 billion euros (244 billion U.S. dollars) in European Union (EU) coronavirus recovery fund, analysts have said.
Mario Draghi, the 73-year-old former European Central Bank (ECB) governor who came out of retirement to take charge of a wide-ranging coalition government, was sworn in as prime minister Saturday.
Draghi takes over from Giuseppe Conte, a law professor who was first thrust onto the national stage in 2018 when he became prime minister supported by an uneasy coalition made up of long-time political rivals.
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