What they need? yeah, one of the things that, you know, yesterday i met with the board of our teachers union and the conversation is they need time, they need resources. it s, how do we partner to really address the working conditions. and i think one of the things that we need to have a national conversation, so really appreciate you taking the lead on this, because we need to have a national conversation about our teacher working conditions, our pay. and what we really believe in america, in our public schools, in our educators. when we close for the pandemic, our teachers really didn t go home and not work. our teachers just shifted, added extra load, to do something online, which is not what they re trained for. so i m so proud of our 18,000 educators. we met our kids needs to the best of our ability. but really looking at how do we then address this ongoing, because for us, the problem is
The 2021-22 school year ended Thursday for about 53,000 students in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools. At Jefferson Elementary s field day, Katie McGregor was named the new principal.
The results of a biennial survey of North Carolina teachers and their working conditions have been released. Educators raised concerns about staffing shortages, cyberbullying, learning recovery and student mental health.