“Everybody wants to see their kids, and we want to go back, but we want to go back safely,” Local 857 President Patricia Paradiso told NJ Advance Media writer Josh Axelrod for his story highlighting the concerns of New Jersey teachers about returning to classrooms for the new school year.
Robert Barbier, AFTNJ’s Executive Vice President/Prekindergarten to 12, also shares his view in Axelrod’s story. Click here to read more.
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