New York City principals union called for schools to reopen remotely for three weeks, saying they need more time and information to safeguard students and teachers against the coronavirus
The union that represents New York City’s principals on Wednesday officially pressed the mayor to delay reopening schools for in-person instruction until the end of September, saying they need more time and information to safeguard students and teachers against the coronavirus.
The Council of School Supervisors and Administrators, which represents 6,400 school leaders, said the first few weeks of classes should be conducted remotely. Schools can’t safely reopen on Sept. 10, the union said, stressing that the city hasn’t answered...
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