'They are playing Russian roulette with these kids.' West Contra Costa School District schools are open for in-person learning, but the public comments during a school board meeting gave us a glimpse into how some parents are feeling.
There is growing concern that more Bay Area schools could return to remote learning as omicron cases rise.
"I am concerned? Absolutely," said Miesha Harris-Gash, special education teacher at Kennedy High School."I love teaching, it is my passion. Trust me I know how difficult it is to communicate algebra and other subjects to students over zoom. I do think it needs to come back in some form, but it also depends on grade level."
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