FROM WHAT? Union Boss Mocked After Claiming Teachers Are Exhausted

Many schools around the country are still not fully reopened. Teachers have spent the last year working part-time if at all, and mostly from home.

Yet the head of the most powerful teacher union recently claimed that teachers are exhausted.

What exactly are they exhausted from?

FOX News reports:

Union boss Randi Weingarten mocked after declaring teachers, who spent months at home, are ‘tired’

American Federation of Teachers (AFT) president Randi Weingarten faced criticism on social media Friday, following comments made by the union chief alleging teachers were overly burdened.

Weingarten called on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to release additional safety guidelines for schools and teachers in preparation for reopening schools in the fall.

The union head said the recent reversal of mask guidelines by the CDC has made teacher’s jobs harder as they navigate how to safely teach children under the age of 12 who are not yet able to be vaccinated from the coronavirus.

“Teachers are tired; they are exhausted. We have to find a way to repair and nourish them as well as families in terms of attracting and retaining our teaching force,” Weingarten said.

See the tweet below:

Here are some responses:

People have lost patience. All schools need to reopen completely.

Cross posted from American Lookout.

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