Seventy percent of educators across the nation say they feel will safer working in classrooms if they receive the coronavirus vaccine—but so far, just one in five have actually gotten it, according to a survey by the National Education Association.
The union, which represents more than 3 million school staff, found that 82 percent of educators have not been vaccinated so far. And although large school systems around the country have shifted to remote-learning, 64 percent of Teachers reported that they were working in-person either part-time or full-time.
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