Rene Marsh
KCCI News
Washington, DC, United States
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'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
'Teachers were just dropping like flies': School forced to cancel classes as educators leave profession
“Making it easier to become a teacher is an overly broad, short-term solution to staffing challenges that amounts to saying we just need ‘warm bodies’ in classrooms. It’s harmful to students and insulting to the teaching profession." → Read More
Yellowstone, Yosemite glaciers to disappear in 30 years, UN report finds
A new U.N. report said glacial melt is increasing at a concerning rate. → Read More
House committee schedules 2nd hearing on oil and gas industry's role in climate disinformation
The House Oversight Committee on Thursday issued its second round of appearance requests to the oil and gas industry in an investigation into the role it has played in the spread of climate disinformation. → Read More
A rush to mine lithium in Nevada is pitting climate advocates and environmental groups against each other
In an ancient and now extinct supervolcano sitting in northern Nevada lies a treasure that its seekers call "white gold." → Read More
Mothers turn grief into action in the fight against childhood cancer
Changing the world is an ambitious goal that can feel impossible, but two mothers are doing it one piece of legislation at a time. This week, these two behind-the-scenes influencers will be front and center lobbying members of Congress on behalf of children with cancer. → Read More
Opinion: The children the pandemic is threatening
Rene Marsh writes that this pandemic has the ability to impact pediatric cancer patients for years to come. The exact long-term impact is hard to predict but even the slightest loss of progress towards a cure will cost lives. → Read More
Wearing a mask isn't political. It could protect my son's life
Not wearing a mask says every man for himself. Not wearing a mask is the equivalent of a drunk driver's mentality. Despite the potential harm your actions could cause, you do it anyway. → Read More
CNN Exclusive: Whistleblower says US airports becoming unsafe as TSA relaxes security measures in favor of speeding up lines
TSA official: "It's not a question of if, it's a question of when. We are long overdue for an attack." → Read More
Boeing may curb the production of 737 Max airplanes, source says
Boeing is considering curbing production of the troubled 737 Max and could announce the decision as soon as Monday after the US markets close, a source familiar with the decision-making process said. → Read More