Terry Stoops

Just in case you had any doubts where some teachers stand on the reopening issue……

Caution: A North Carolina educator posted the following on Facebook.  It contains profanity, obscenity, cursing, swearing, foul language, dirty words, “four letter words,” and colorful language.          …

Gov. Cooper selected the “Plan B” school reopening strategy yesterday.  Teachers and public education advocates are unhappy (to say the least). From a popular teacher Facebook page:…

Yesterday, the NC Department of Health and Human Services released an updated version of its StrongSchoolsNC Public Health Toolkit (K-12).  The updated version included requirements not specified in the original June 8 document, including: Discontinue in-person activities that involve bringing together large groups of people or activities that do…

Gov. Cooper is expected to announce the adoption of school reopening plan B, which requires schools to implement social distancing and sanitation measures.  Plan B would allow school districts to offer a full-time remote learning option. As I write in my research update today, many teachers had hoped that…

In their Workers Bill of Rights petition, the NC Association of Educators does not mention Gov. Cooper.

Below are a few recent posts from the North Carolina Teachers United Facebook page.