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Southwest Washington teachers concerned over in-person, hybrid learning
Teachers we spoke with said they don t feel safe going back to in-person learning at this time.
Author: Christine Pitawanich
Updated: 7:31 PM PST January 12, 2021
VANCOUVER, Wash. Right now school districts in Washington are moving toward getting more kids back for in-person learning, many through a hybrid model.
In mid-December, Washington Governor Jay Inslee announced a phased-in approach to in-person learning and it’s already in progress in many districts, starting with elementary school kids.
But some teachers in Southwest Washington say they’re not comfortable with it.
“So many educators and families of students are concerned about Governor Inslee s recent change to the state guidance, to a rush a reopening of public schools in Washington State,” said Adam Aguilera, who teaches middle school language arts in the Evergreen Public Schoo ....

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