Parents continue to push for remote learning as delta variant continues to spread across the city
The city’s Public Advocate’s Office is begging to be heard and spoke on the issue outside City Hall on Wednesday afternoon.
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Sep 8, 2021, 9:28 PM
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Updated 980 days ago
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335ds agoThe first day of school is just days away and parents, educators and local leaders are continuing to fighting for a remote learning option.
The city’s Public Advocate’s Office is begging to be heard and spoke on the issue outside City Hall on Wednesday afternoon.
News 12’s Faith Graham details more on their growing concerns as the delta variant continues to spread across the city.
