There's a looming threat that SanFrancisco educators may walk off the job if safe working conditions are not met. omicron
The teachers union in San Francisco is demanding decisive action from the school district to handle the threat thewith almost 20% of teachers calling in sick and a substitute shortage, was entirely predictable. They say they want short and long term plans in place to handle COVID.
Labor leaders say the district failed to plan appropriately for the return to class, putting teachers, students and their families at risk. The state has now sent 112,000 tests to San Francisco, and parent groups say they received word the district will be distributing those tests Thursday. "We just spoke with the district yesterday, and there's a moving company that's now been contracted," said Meredith Dodson from San Francisco Parent Coalition.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Bay Area COVID surge: Outbreaks hit homeless shelters from San Francisco to San Jose“Every day we’re getting notifications of here’s another covid positive test,” said Andrea Urton, CEO of HomeFirst.
Read more »
How omicron continues to unfold in highly vaccinated San Francisco'For this number of cases, I would expect to see far higher hospitalizations.'
Read more »
Delivery Man Chokes San Francisco Store Clerk Over Face Mask RequestA California man has pleaded no contest to felony assault after prosecutors said he choked a liquor store employee who asked him to mask up properly, officials said.
Read more »
Nonprofit reports COVID outbreaks at 2 shelters in San FranciscoThe nonprofit St. Vincent de Paul of San Francisco on Wednesday reported an outbreak of COVID-19 cases at two shelters in the city.
Read more »
San Francisco launches new recycling program making it easier to get cash for cansSan Francisco is launching a new mobile recycling program.
Read more »
San Jose: Bicyclist killed in hit-and-runThe death marks the city’s second roadway fatality of the year.
Read more »