The head of New York City’s teacher’s union asked members to sign a petition listing safety measures he says the schools must have in place before reopening this fall in-person learning
The head of New York City’s teacher’s union is stepping up pressure on Mayor Bill de Blasio, saying City Hall’s plan for reopening schools in September falls short of safeguards needed to protect students and school staff amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers, on Wednesday asked union members to sign a petition listing safety measures he says the schools must have in place before reopening this fall for in-person learning.
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