In case you need an obscure blogger on the internet to remind you, Oklahoma public schools are having hell navigating the school year in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Forget PPE. Schools have a whole new shortage on their hands.
Via KFOR…
OKLAHOMA (KFOR) – Many school districts are facing substitute teacher shortages because of COVID-19.
In El Reno, 400 students are starting the year virtually after an employee tested positive at one of the district’s schools.
“We’re going to have a normal first day of school for them. It’s just going to be a couple of weeks,” said Craig McVay, superintendent of El Reno Public Schools.
