Trump Administration And Many Educators At Odds Over Reopening Schools

The transcript discusses the debate over reopening schools amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Betsy DeVos advocates for reopening, citing no data suggesting danger to children. However, educators and the teachers union express concerns over safety and lack of funding plans. Teachers fear virus transmission to families and face funding threats if schools don't reopen. A poll shows many teachers are hesitant to return. Districts like New York City plan mixed learning models, but uncertainty remains as case numbers rise.

What did Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos insist about children returning to school?

What concerns did educators express regarding the reopening of schools?

What was the response of Lily Eskelsen Garcia regarding the administration's plan for reopening schools?

What did the USA TODAY Ipsos poll reveal about teachers' willingness to return to school?

How are some school districts planning to conduct classes amidst the pandemic?