The Department of Education has not given public-school Principals enough support to determine how they can safely resume classes in the fall, a frustrated Council of Schools Supervisors and Administrators President Mark Cannizzaro warned July 23 in a letter to members.
“As we near the end of July, it is abundantly clear that the DOE has not provided you with the guidance and relevant information necessary for you to effectively plan for the opening of school buildings and offices in the fall,” the letter stated. “CSA knows that without clear guidance and support on protocols and issues of safety, staffing, and programming, your tasks are unrealistic and insurmountable.”
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