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Josh Skluzacek Created: January 29, 2021 01:42 PM
The teachers union in Minneapolis is working to delay a plan to go back into school buildings during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Minneapolis Federation of Teachers filed a motion for a temporary civil injunction, saying the district is making changes to contracts without bargaining and won t accommodate requests, such as allowing remote work.
The union said schools shouldn t reopen until more safety measures are in place, including more vaccine dose availability for educators. The District should not be permitted to implement a reopening plan that forces at-risk educators to choose between their jobs and their health, nor should it be allowed to reassign staff prior to following contractual safeguards, violations that will in many cases be impossible to reverse one instruction has begun, the union s filing states, in part.
Starting Feb. 1, teachers will return to the classroom with students coming back on the Feb. 8. Author: Deevon Rahming (KARE11) Updated: 6:24 AM CST January 20, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS After much deliberation resulting in a 6-2 vote, Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) leaders approved a two-phase plan bringing K-5 students back into the classroom, while also giving parents the option to keep their kids in distance learning. I believe families ought to have these options for their children, said MPS Board Chair Kim Ellison. Other children need more attention, particularly those who aren t checking in online and those with IEP s, our students receiving special education services, said Jenny Arneson, MPS Board Vice Chair.