Because they don't want to work. As soon as anything happens they don't want to go back to school. Meanwhile the funny thing is in the same breath they'll talk about how they're essential workers and just as important as cops and firefighters. But they don't want the downside of being essential.
When hurricane sandy hit NYC the schools were shutdown for 2 weeks. At the end of the 2 weeks when schools were reopening they told the teachers they needed to come in a day before for workshops to receive instructions on how to deal with students affected by the storm. The rants teachers went on you thought they were being asked to go in during the storm. They were up in arms in how they were affected by the hurricane and shouldn't have to come in. Meanwhile real essential workers were working the entire time. And nearly every other working person in the city returned to work 3 days after the storm.
The teachers in my county are stopping us from going back to in-person. Also that and our fearless leader Governor Two-Face is a fucking pansy.
Because they don't want to work. As soon as anything happens they don't want to go back to school. Meanwhile the funny thing is in the same breath they'll talk about how they're essential workers and just as important as cops and firefighters. But they don't want the downside of being essential.
When hurricane sandy hit NYC the schools were shutdown for 2 weeks. At the end of the 2 weeks when schools were reopening they told the teachers they needed to come in a day before for workshops to receive instructions on how to deal with students affected by the storm. The rants teachers went on you thought they were being asked to go in during the storm. They were up in arms in how they were affected by the hurricane and shouldn't have to come in. Meanwhile real essential workers were working the entire time. And nearly every other working person in the city returned to work 3 days after the storm.
Lol yet we give teachers so much praise. So rediculous. And they want more pay, fucking retarded.