A Preschool Teacher Ponders Risk Of Returning To Work While Being Paid Less Than Unemployment

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Lainy Morse is an essential worker who has been out of work since the middle of March.

She teaches preschool and ordinarily provides a vital service for working parents.

“Without us, moms [mostly] can’t go back to work,” Morse says.

The Portland, Ore., school where she works is temporarily closed but may reopen as an emergency child care center. Morse dreads the idea of going back to a classroom filled with 2-year-olds who don’t understand hand-washing, let alone social distancing………………………………..

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A Preschool Teacher Ponders Risk Of Returning To Work While Being Paid Less Than Unemployment

Story Source: KQED ~ Go to Original Article

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