Gov. McMaster asked parents and educators to use common sense to navigate COVID in our schools. We could use common sense, leadership, and courage in the General Assembly to protect our children by recalling legislation prohibiting mask mandates!
Chandra Dillard
@chandradillard · SC · H
Posts47
Engagement2,140
Voting-record position0.047
CoverageApr 3, 2020 to Apr 19, 2023
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| Education | 3.5% | 4.6% | −1.1 pp | Under-indexed | 47 |
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RT @MiaforSC: That $32 million sure would help strengthen & expand our public schools distance learning capabilities for struggling studen&
I support the position of the Greenville County School District. Our children, teachers, administrators, and staff are not pawns for Trump and his friends' political agenda. https://t.co/Mevoed8hb1
Gov McMaster made the decision to give private schools $32m of the $48m that he has discretion to spend for education from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. https://t.co/unCuTmadqL
No Mask, No Class! Legislative proviso limiting mask in school should be repealed.
After threatening public school officials last week to reopen five days a week for in-person instruction amid rising COVID-19 numbers; one would have thought he would have put his money where his mouth is to help them work toward this goal.
Furman honors Joseph Allen Vaughn, first African American student to attend the school. He arrived on campus Jan. 29, 1965 after transferring in from Johnson C. Smith. https://t.co/FRMzwcD1Rm
First Five SC, a free online one-stop-shop resource portal for parents with children 0-5 years old is now available. https://t.co/OHgLUvnM8l
If you want your student to return to school, wear your mask and help control COVID-19. https://t.co/wks3YDC4uz
COVID 19 update: Out of an abundance of caution for the safety and wellbeing of our students, teachers and staff, students will not be returning to their classrooms this school year. State Superintendent of Education Molly Spearman has made a wise decision