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Postcast 58 – February 12, 2021

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A fourth Mason Dixon student tests positive

A fourth student at Mason Dixon Elementary School has tested positive for the coronavirus, after attending the same birthday party as three classmates who also came home with COVID. “It’s a good thing we did what we did,” Monongalia Schools Superintendent Eddie Campbell Jr. ...

Teachers unions say it’s not over

When does the exercise of authority become an abuse of power? When the state Board of Education stomps down on a county Board of Education that doesn’t want to send kids to school in the middle of a pandemic, Dale Lee said. Lee, who is president of the West Virginia Education ...

Justice faces some push back on schools

Teachers’ associations are not happy with governor’s decision Gov. Jim Justice’s plan to get students back in classrooms three weeks from now isn’t making the grade with the state’s two unions for teachers and other school employees. Justice said Wednesday he’ll reopen all ...

WVEA: There should be remote learning through end of year

The hymn most associated with next week’s Thanksgiving holiday begins with the words, “We gather together.” And that’s what has Dale Lee of the West Virginia Education Association worried. Lee, who is president of the teacher union, said Monday that Gov. Jim Justice needs to ...

WVEA files lawsuit against Gov. Justice

Association argues the COVID-19 maps lack validity by Olivia Murrayomurray@dominionpost.com The West Virginia Education Association (WVEA) and its members want teachers to teach in person, in the classrooms. But they want everyone kept safe at the same time. The teacher ...

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