07-11-2020, 05:51 PM
Spoke with a kindergarten teacher in a small South Carolina town yesterday. They will return with 10 children attending at a time, in masks and at separate tables.
Children will attend alternating days of the week which will be hell for poor working parents unless employers get with the program.
Teachers are required to purchase the extra cleaning supplies with their own money, the school says it has no funds for it but requires them to clean all surfaces with a Lysol-type product after each class.
I'm looking for donations for her school, which serves a low income community.
Her online experience last spring was terrible. Children logged in from a loud McDonald's where their parent was working or it's the only place they can get internet, or from home with noise and siblings running around and no adult present, or never at all.
Children will attend alternating days of the week which will be hell for poor working parents unless employers get with the program.
Teachers are required to purchase the extra cleaning supplies with their own money, the school says it has no funds for it but requires them to clean all surfaces with a Lysol-type product after each class.
I'm looking for donations for her school, which serves a low income community.
Her online experience last spring was terrible. Children logged in from a loud McDonald's where their parent was working or it's the only place they can get internet, or from home with noise and siblings running around and no adult present, or never at all.