educators across the country know we don t want to go back to the way it was, fully remote. we don t want to go back to hybrid. our students learn best and our students thrive when they learn in person. dr. peter hotez says schools in areas with a, quote, screaming level of transmission like new york city and washington, d.c. right now should push back, the return to in-person learning. so, after this holiday break or after this holiday break resumes. and in fact, new jersey jersey city public schools announced they will be virtual next week and return to in-person learning on january 10th. what do you think? should more districts be considering these kinds of temporary measures, not going full-blown virtual and so on but maybe pushing things back a little bit? you know, often times those decisions are made when there s a concern about staffing shortages. again, the goal is to make sure our students are safe and our staff are safe. but i believe with surveillance
to make sure that our schools stay open full time, five days a week. i recognize there are going to be some bumps along the way, but the goal for all of us, i know educators across the country know, we don t want to go back to how it was fully remote. we dough want to go back to hy hybrid. our schools thrive when students are in person. dr. peter hotez, who is apa pedia pediatrician, professor, and vaccine experts, he says schools in areas where they, quote, screaming level of transmission, like new york city and washington, d.c. right now, should push back the return to in-person learning. so after this holiday break or after this holiday break resumes, and in fact, new jersey jersey city public schools announced they will be virtual next week and return to in-person learning on january 10th. should more districts be considering these temporary measures? not going full-blown virtual and so on, but maybe pushing things back a little bit? you know, oftentimes though