As the nation debates the right way to handle school reopenings, teachers are finding themselves

in the middle of the fight.

In Florida, the state's biggest teachers union sued the state over its plans to reopen

this fall.

One child gets it and brings it to their teacher and they bring that home then it just keeps

spreading more and more.

Earlier this month, an op-ed ran in the Atlantic with the headline, I'm a nurse in New York.

Teachers should do their jobs just like I did.

Protesters oppose the reopening schools in Michigan, fashioned mock gravestones out of cardboard.

One read, quote, RIP grandma, quote COVID helping grandkids with homework.

That sound is from WXYZ Detroit's ABC station.

I stand here today for every teacher who is afraid to go back into a classroom every parent

who is afraid to send their children back.

I stand here today even for those in school administrators who are pressured to make these

decisions against their better gentlemen.

As a parent, it's been wild to watch this all play out.

The nearly 6,000 teachers in the San Diego Unified School District have at least one thing

on their side, a sense of certainty.

They know they will not be headed back to the classroom this fall.

But the new school year will present its share of challenges.

Research shows that the sudden move to online learning this spring set a lot of students

back academically.

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