Christine LaRubio retweeted
Hey @ericadamsfornyc, IF ONLY we were prepared to pivot to remote for a day. Oh wait, we are!
I’m sure you’ll be sending teachers and students to school tomorrow despite the storm.
But hey you can surprise me.
Christine LaRubio retweeted
Replying to @NYCMayor
Let DOE workers work remotely tomorrow and Friday since students are not in attendance #UFT #nycdoe @UFT @DOEChancellor – at Staten Island, NY
I am obsessed with this.
Day #269 of David Tennant as a Fennec Fox 🦊 @neilhimself #DailyFennecDavid
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Christine LaRubio retweeted
The teacher resignation crisis has illuminated several key issues. Teachers need: 1) time to eat lunch, 2) reduced workload, 3) appropriate compensation, 4) restroom breaks, 5) autonomy, 6) a voice in policy-making, 7) quality #PD, 8) respect. What else? #edchat #iteachmath
Christine LaRubio retweeted
A friend just texted to ask why there hasn’t been anything about NYC school attendance or student walk-outs in @nytimes local ed. reporting, and I choked on my coffee.
Christine LaRubio retweeted
Skedula outage not just an academic problem. One admin says it's making contact tracing "a nightmare" b/c Skedula is where many HSs store period-by-period attendance data, which they need to determine which kids were exposed to a COVID+ classmate + need rapid tests.
Christine LaRubio retweeted
So the @NYCSchools MIGHT make a remote option ONLy because of public pressure. Not science, not data, not how many children and extended community they’ve infected over the last two weeks. So let’s keep up the pressure for remote option and increased safety measures 1/
Christine LaRubio retweeted
Hey NYC education reporters! Here are some headlines waiting to be articles:
The mayor promised to test 20% of kids: Here’s how many are really getting tested.
The DOE spent millions on subpar air filters: why?
These kids got Covid at school: Here are their stories.
Christine LaRubio retweeted
Replying to @uche_blackstock @ashishkjha
This is the best reporting I’ve seen on this. propublica.org/article/the-f…
Christine LaRubio retweeted
Excellent source.🙏 Of note:
*…just over half of the $3 billion in aid was categorized as “other,” providing no insight into how the funds were allocated.*
Christine LaRubio retweeted
*In the absence of a centralized and detailed federal tracking system, the monitoring of relief funds flowing to the nation’s more than 13,000 school districts has largely been left to
states.*
Christine LaRubio retweeted
The disaster of #NYCDOE schools since New Years: I took an in school PCR test 1/4. I got my result NOW, 1/10. I went to work 4 full days before getting my test back. Imagine if it had been positive and your kids were in my class! #COVID @DOEChancellor














