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Fight over returning to school in June could lead to legal battle between N.J. district, union
Updated May 13, 2021;
The dispute in Paterson over requiring teachers to return to classrooms on June 1, one week before a limited number of students would arrive, is not letting up.
School district officials in the state’s third-largest city say sufficient coronavirus safety protocols will be in place. The teachers’ union is citing purported shortfalls observed by educators on building walk-throughs last month in arguing for keeping the buildings closed for the remainder of the school year.
Both sides are awaiting a ruling on an unfair labor complaint filed by the teachers’ union with the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission.
The health condition of everyone affected is the same as yesterday. That is, without changes, she said.
On Tuesday, a graduate of Kazan’s public school No. 175 opened fire at his former school. As a result, nine people were killed, including seven children, 21 were wounded. All those killed have been identified. May 12 was declared the day of mourning in Tatarstan. The perpetrator has been taken into custody. The Russian Investigative Committee has opened a mass murder case in the wake of the attack.
Currently, investigators are "considering opening a criminal probe into a deliberately false message of an act of terrorism," the FSB’s regional branch said
Large N.J. school district approves very limited reopening plan
Updated May 07, 4:07 PM;
Posted May 07, 2:19 PM
Students pick up materials in Paterson, as seen in a video produced by the city school district.YouTube
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About 9 percent of students in the Paterson school district are being given the option of returning to classrooms for the final two weeks before the 2021 summer break.
The reopening plan approved Wednesday night by the school board applies to only 2,318 of the 24,588 students in Paterson, according to the district’s spokesperson.
Under the plan, a total of 2,100 special education students in grades pre-K through 12, and 218 students in English Language Learners newcomers programs at Public School No. 15 and the New Roberto Clemente School, will be allowed to return to classrooms on June 8. That’s two weeks before the final day of classes.