January 28th, 2021 by WCBC Radio
As Governor Larry Hogan pushes schools to reopen, the state teachers' union vows to be part of the conversation, and there is a growing rift between the two sides. Cheryl Bost, president of the Maryland State Education Association, says thousands of Maryland teachers want shots but can't get them. In a letter to the governor, Bost says those in the education field are frustrated by the "lackadaisical" implementation of, and resources for, safety measures in schools and that Hogan's actions have painted educators as "opponents and obstacles." The union views comments made by Hogan recently as threats and bullying tactics designed to force teachers back into the classroom…
Allegany County Board of Education member Deb Frank said she too has been concerned with the language and tone coming from the governor when discussing teachers…
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