Twenty-two school employees have tested positive for COVID—and that’s just one of many challenges educators are facing even before the start of the school year, United Federation of Teachers President Michael Mulgrew said Sept. 11.
Within three days of staff members returning to schools Sept. 8 to prepare for what is likely to be a difficult school year ahead of them, there were 22 coronavirus cases at 21 schools, according to the union.
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