#Reopening

Tommy Vitolo

TommyVitolo

The #Massachusetts #COVID19 infection numbers are steadily improving, but not as rapidly as they once were. I'll explain in a few tweets below.Standard disclaimer: I'm not an MD, MPH, or

Richard Nicholl

rtrnicholl

I'll try, but my mathematical knowledge only goes as far as A-Level Further Maths - which is farther than many but not as much as the gentleman in the threadhttps://twitter.com/colourfulsevens/status/1355439454018805760?s=19

Katie Razzall

katierazz

Tonight we have data from @suttontrust which shows early years providers - nurseries, pre-schools etc - in England are teetering on the brink due to coronavirus-related financial problems. 1/3 of

Senator Rand Paul

RandPaul

Today around 1:45 I'll speak on the effect Congress’ reckless spending will have on future generations and once again I'll call for finding savings in the current budget to pay

Chris Foley

HT_StMonicas

To no-ones surprise the noise regarding school re-opening, teacher and union views of this, and needless teacher baiting has of course grown louder since Wednesday. So here is my two-penneth...

Jeremy Raper

puppyeh1

Seeing as peeps are asking what UK shitcos I own to monetize this trend, here's one I'll throw out there: $CARD.LN. It's been written up in the public domain -

The Telegraph

Telegraph

Infection rates, hospitalisations and vaccinations – these are the targets that will shape the Prime Minister's roadmap out of lockdown on Feb 22.Here’s how the UK currently measures up to

Cab Davidson #FBPE

gnomeicide

Another 110 tragic and needless deaths from Covid-19 reported in the UK today. I would remind you that we didn't lock down a week or even a fortnight too late,

Tes

tes

How we got here, a thread (1/25) Before Christmas, owing to rising infection rates, Greenwich advised their schools to shut before the end of term – several councils later advised

Colin Harmon

dublinbarista

As many hospitality businesses prepare to reopen, here’s a few thoughts and insights from the perspective of someone who’s been working right through the pandemic. Deliveries are an issue. Allow

James Hartley

ByJamesHartley

I will be live tweeting tonight's @ArlingtonISD school board meeting, starting at 5 p.m. On tonight's agenda: budget, taxes and plans for how to start the school year amid the

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

I know that everyone has been (justifiably) distracted by other things, but the #COVID19 epidemic in the US is looking pretty dire with 125,552 confirmed cases reported Friday by @COVID19Tracking.

Jim Dickinson

jim_dickinson

So here's the January guidancehttps://www.gov.uk/government/publications/higher-education-reopening-buildings-and-campuses/students-returning-to-higher-education-from-spring-term Some students will be told to go home and not return for

Local Government Association

LGAcomms

Culture, leisure and sports have brought together communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, supporting people’s physical and mental wellbeing. Councils recognise this and are working hard to keep these services going

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

I keep hearing the news say we need 70% or 80% vaccination coverage to return to normal and that's just blowing my mind. We clearly do not need that. Focusing

Kirstin Milks loves 🏫, no matter where/how it is

DrMilks

Without the safety of school, I would be dead by now, most likely at the hands of my mother.That's not me being hyperbolic.A short thread from a public school teacher

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