Teachers union president Randi Weingarten was mocked for sharing a report on struggling schools, with critics saying she played a key role in closures.
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Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, is accused of being a "chief disruptor" of kids education for her encouragement of prolonged school closures. AFT and the National Education Association were blasted last year after it was discovered the powerful teachers unions had corresponded with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ahead of school reopening guidance, which appeared to result in a slow walking of a return to in-person instruction. The CDC seemed to use the unions' suggestions word-for-word in more than one instance in the final text of the CDC document.
Weingarten pushed back on criticism for school closures in a Wall Street Journal retort last month, writing that"no teacher" wanted remote learning and blaming the hybrid learning model on the Trump administration."It's particularly notable that Randi Weingarten didn't even address the central claim: that she fought to keep schools closed, which hurt kids in so many ways," DeAngelis told Fox News Digital.
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