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marble falls

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11. That would be logical to me. Why are we loopholing nationl health policy in the middle ...

Reply to Chainfire (Reply #1)

Sun Feb 14, 2021, 02:14 PM

Feb 2021

... of a pandemic? Go ahead and prioritize teachers and students and get them all immunized first.

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CDC director says vaccinated teachers not a 'prerequisite' for schools to reopen [View all] DonViejo Feb 2021 OP

It seems illogical to me to send teachers back to the classrooms Chainfire Feb 2021 #1

That would be logical to me. Why are we loopholing nationl health policy in the middle ... marble falls Feb 2021 #11

Moron. Squinch Feb 2021 #2

Except there is no requirement to protect teachers at higher risk. wcast Feb 2021 #3

**'s leftover CDC? I question the credibility of their "expertise". live love laugh Feb 2021 #4

She is President Biden's appointee. niyad Feb 2021 #5

I think that's a bad decision. nt live love laugh Feb 2021 #7

I think she replaced Redfield. Lonestarblue Feb 2021 #8

I agree. nt live love laugh Feb 2021 #9

I also agree, especially because we are in an anti-vaxx moment in history... Blasphemer Feb 2021 #14

One of my friends has her whole family as teachers in one of hardest-hit areas of the country. niyad Feb 2021 #6

Oklahoma...where people don't mask up properly. Lucky Luciano Feb 2021 #18

Yes Dorian Gray Feb 2021 #35

As the authority on pandemics, the CDC knows what is safe and what isn't MichMan Feb 2021 #10

Seems like Rebl2 Feb 2021 #12

Absurd. If schools reopen, teachers would be on the frontline Blasphemer Feb 2021 #13

Are they Dorian Gray Feb 2021 #36

In Pennsylvania, there are specific guidelines based DeminPennswoods Feb 2021 #15

THAT document seriously needs an update benld74 Feb 2021 #16

When she spoke a few weeks ago I heard so many caveats between the lines ... Hekate Feb 2021 #17

Those IFs are critical to the success of in school learning. Lucky Luciano Feb 2021 #19

Exactly. Florida's gov just said the COVID variants are only in blue states. Idiot. Hekate Feb 2021 #22

I stand with teachers unions. ForgoTheConsequence Feb 2021 #20

+1,000,000 ancianita Feb 2021 #21

The CDC issued this melm00se Feb 2021 #23

Teachers have been leaving the teaching profession due to this very reason, some jurisdictions SWBTATTReg Feb 2021 #24

Where do they go? Retire? Teach elsewhere? JustABozoOnThisBus Feb 2021 #25

Yeah, you would think that, but it's happening. But, like you said, it's hard to walk away from, SWBTATTReg Feb 2021 #29

Makes no sense to me, after Dr's, Nurses, First Responders, high risk people GOPistheEnemy Feb 2021 #26

Your suggested hierarchy of precedence makes a lot of sense. Problem I have with it, ... JustABozoOnThisBus Feb 2021 #31

There was no attempt to make a real working list GOPistheEnemy Feb 2021 #34

So, now the CDC is not to be trusted? MichMan Feb 2021 #27

Based on science, yes, but ... JustABozoOnThisBus Feb 2021 #32

The CDC director was appointed by President Biden MichMan Feb 2021 #33

He obviously has no members in his family who are teachers. LastLiberal in PalmSprings Feb 2021 #28

It's a needless risk. theaocp Feb 2021 #30