Tennessee Conservative
As Covid-19 cases continue to rise, and Hamilton County prepares for a second phase of vaccines, Blue Ridge police chief, Johnny Scearce, has finally been released from the hospital.
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New York, Kentucky ease school restrictions; New Mexico, West Virginia start temporary school closures.
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While the BLS argues the decline in payroll employment “reflects the recent increase in coronavirus (COVID-19) cases and efforts to contain them,” the White House argued in a news release that job losses were a result of increasing lockdowns by state governors.
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With Covid-19 cases still rising, and the vaccine still in early stages, Hamilton County Schools have had to adopt alternate learning schedules. With the school system in phase one, all schools will be put on an online-only schedule.
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Spring semester starts Wednesday, January 6th for Hamilton County Schools and the District plans to follow a remote schedule this week.
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“It is important to get these issues right. Teacher salaries and BEP must be addressed. The literacy bill should have been addressed last session. Some of these issues will take time and input, cookie cutter solutions may not be the best solution.” – JC Bowman, executive director of Professional Educators of Tennessee.
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Maury County Mayor Andy Ogles speaks of the impact freedom of choice has had on the spread of the coronavirus and the unintended consequences of the decisions of our leaders.
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After Speaking With President Trump, Governor Lee Expects The Federal Emergency Disaster Designation He Requested After The Nashville Bombing To Be Approved.
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People everywhere will be ready to celebrate the end of 2020, but with Covid still on the rise and vaccines still in the early phases of release, that may have to be done a little differently.
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