in place. we have a substitute shortage. we need to see the mitigations in place. we need to see staffing in place. by in large, we need to see the federal crimes allocated in a way that makes us safe and keeps our school communities open. you know, i want to go to you ms. certa. for a parent, it s difficult. if your able to home school and work from home and have that leisure, that s one thing. if you can t and have to go to work, it s another thing. parents are all at different levels of access even to be able to teach from home. what do you think of what is happening now and where do you fall on the idea whether or not kids should be back in school? sure. well, i represent my community, my black and brown community and i m a parent myself so i do believe that it could be
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