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Teachers In Pittsburgh Public Schools Feel Blindsided After District Releases Plan For Return To In-Person Learning
There is pushback from teachers in Pittsburgh Public Schools after the district released a plan to get some students back in the classroom.
February 24, 2021
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — There is pushback from teachers in Pittsburgh Public Schools after the district released a plan to get some students back in the classroom in April.
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The teachers said the plan blindsided them, and Nina Esposito-Visgitis of the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers says they are tired of being left out of the conversation.
“The district didn’t run them by us or anything,” Esposito-Visgitis said. “It certainly wasn’t a collaborative effort.”
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