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TRUE Town Hall Meeting July 14, 2020 T WIN R IVERS U NITED E DUCATORS July 14, 2020 Town Hall 1 Welcome and Overview Rebecca LeDoux , TRUE President Panel E. Toby Boyd CTA President Jackie Howard TRUE Vice President,

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July 14, 2020 Town Hall

TWIN RIVERS UNITED EDUCATORS

 Welcome and Overview – Rebecca LeDoux, TRUE President  Panel  E. Toby Boyd ‐ CTA President  Jackie Howard ‐ TRUE Vice President, TRUE Lead Negotiator  Nho Le‐Hinds ‐ Nurse, CSUS Professor/Sac City Nurse/County Health Hotline  Nikki Milevsky ‐ Vice President, Sac City Teachers Assoc.  Brenda Borge ‐ President, Natomas Teachers Assoc.  Closing Remarks

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Toby Boy Boyd CTA President Jackie Jackie How Howard

TRUE Lead Negotiator and Vice President

Served on the SCOE Focus Group for Reopening Schools

OUR OUR MOU MOU OV OVERVIEW

We are currently negotiating three phases:

  • Phase 1: 100% Distance/Virtual Learning

Model

  • Phase 2: Hybrid/Blended Learning Model

(in person M/T and Th/Fr)

  • Phase 3: Traditional Learning Model

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Phase Phase 1: 1: 100% 100% Di Distance ance Learni ning ng

  • Definition of this phase for whole district and for medically

fragile/at‐risk students.

  • Nothing has been agreed upon, yet. Here is what we are

currently negotiating:

  • Google Classroom will be the approved platform.
  • Google Meet/Zoom will be the approved platform for live

instruction.

  • There will be a clearly defined number of zoom/google meet

meetings for K‐6 students and 7‐12 students.

Pha Phase 2: 2: Blended ended Learning ning Model Model

  • Nothing has been agreed upon, yet. Here is what we are currently

negotiating:  Students will attend M/T and Th/F. K‐6 students will be divided into

  • cohorts. 7‐12 students will attend based on block scheduling.

 Wednesday will be made up of staff meetings, communicating with parents/students, and prep time.  K‐6 teachers will teach ELA and Math. History and Science are encouraged to be integrated.  7‐12 teachers will teach their normal periods.

Phase Phase 3: 3: Traditiona aditional Lea Learning ning Mo Model

  • The MOU we are currently negotiating

has a proposed expiration date of June 30, 2021.

  • We are currently bargaining language

about how to determine when we go back to this phase.

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Wh Which Mod Model el Will ill We We St Start In? In?

  • District originally wanted Phase 2

Blended Learning.

  • We advocated for Phase 1

reopening.

  • At last bargaining session, TRUSD

said they are not sure.

  • PERFECT timing for us to

advocate to open under distance learning.

  • Consistent with message from
  • E. Toby Boyd and other unions.

Saf Safety ty

(If we enter into Phase 2)

  • TRUE has currently proposed:
  • Safeguards for at‐risk members
  • We have proposed allowing these

teachers to receive a 100% distance learning assignment for ‘20‐’21.

  • We have proposed having these

members placed on paid leave, if no alternate work assignment is available.

  • Members who test positive for COVID
  • We have proposed paid leave for these

teachers (should not come out of sick leave, personal, or extended illness leave).

  • Masks and/or face shields with

neck drape

  • Daily cleaning and disinfecting,

including hand sanitizer and soap for workspaces

  • Proper HVAC units and filters
  • Daily symptom check for anyone
  • n campus

Saf Safety ty

co conti ntinued nued

(If we enter into Phase 2)

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Working Conditions

Currently Negotiating:

  • Members receive full pay and

benefits regardless of which phase we are in.

  • 30‐minute duty free lunch
  • Return rights for teachers

displaced due to COVID

  • Cohort Size Caps (taking into

consideration 6 feet distancing)

  • 100% Distance Learning Class

Caps (for students whose parents choose this model)

Nho Nho Le Le‐Hinds Hinds

Nurse, CSUS Professor/Sac City Nurse/County Health Hotline

COVID

  • Respiratory illness
  • Spreads by droplets when people

sneeze, cough or speak

  • Symptoms appear 2‐14 days after

exposure

  • Quarantine is recommended for 14

days if exposed to COVID

  • Isolation recommended if tested

positive‐10 days if no symptoms

  • Isolation‐ 10 days since first symptoms

AND no fever for 3 days (without medication) AND symptoms have improved

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Hi High gh Ri Risk sk Gr Group

  • ups

The older you are, the higher the risk ( 8 out of 10 COVID deaths reported in the U.S. have been in adults 65‐years

  • ld and older)

Medical Conditions that Increases Risk of Severe Illness from COVID

  • Chronic kidney disease
  • COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary

disease)

  • Immunocompromised state from solid
  • rgan transplant
  • Obesity (BMI of 30 or higher)
  • Serious heart condition such as heart

failure, coronary artery disease or cardiomyopathies

  • Sickle Cell disease
  • Type 2 diabetes

Conditions that Might be at an Increased Risk

  • Asthma (moderate to severe)
  • Cerebrovascular disease (affects blood

vessels and blood supply to the brain)

  • Cystic Fibrosis
  • Hypertension
  • Immunocompromised state from blood
  • r bone marrow transplant, HIV, use of

corticosteroids

  • Neurological conditions such as dementia
  • Liver disease
  • Pregnancy
  • Pulmonary fibrosis
  • Smoking
  • Thalassemia
  • Type 1 diabetes

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Children at Higher Risk for Severe Illness

Medically complex Neurologic conditions Metabolic conditions Genetic conditions Congenital heart conditions

Current trend ( Sacramento County)

  • Total Cases 5714 (6/26 we had around 2300 cases)
  • Deaths 83
  • Lowest new cases was on 4/26 (2)
  • Highest new cases was on 6/30 (278)
  • Highest age group 18‐49 (3,430)
  • Lowest age group 0‐17 (478)

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COVID Health Care

 Enclosed space  Crowd  Close contacts  Difficulty physical distancing

OUTBREAKS

  • Kathleen Senior High School
  • 8 staff and family members tested positive

after June 9th graduation

  • French schools (May)
  • 70 cases
  • Clemson Athletic Program
  • 23 football players tested positive
  • 2 football staffers tested positive
  • 3 other athletes tested positive
  • Schools in Israel
  • Started in small groups
  • Lifted small group classrooms May 17th
  • End of May‐ One school had 116 students

and 14 teachers tested positive

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American Academy of Pediatrics Recommendations

  • Pre‐kindergarten‐ Cohort, outdoors, limit visitors
  • Elementary‐ facemask, physical distancing, cohort, outdoors
  • Secondary‐ Cohort, outdoor, physical distancing
  • Bus‐ cohort, facemasks, minimize number of riders, alt transport
  • Reduce congestion‐ one‐way hallways, rotate teachers, stagger

class periods, assign lockers by cohort

  • Meals‐ Cohorts, eat in classrooms or outside
  • Stagger drop‐offs and pick ups, limit parents entering building,

plexiglass in reception area, discourage shared lounges

  • Compliance‐ They may not want to

wear them

  • Improper use‐ not wearing masks

correctly

  • Difficulty wearing masks due to‐

medical or mental health diagnosis

  • Reusable masks need to be

washed daily

  • Fit
  • Masks cannot be worn when

drinking or eating

Concerns about children and masks

Curr Curren ent re reco comme mmend ndat ation fo for Businesses sses Opening Opening as as of

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Signage and markings to ensure physical distancing Physical distancing‐ at least 6 feet apart Masks in public spaces, especially when physical distancing is not possible Sectors to close indoor operations include:

  • Restaurants
  • Wineries and Tasting Rooms
  • Movie Theaters
  • Family Entertainment Centers
  • Zoos and Museums
  • Cardrooms

The indoor operations requirement for these sectors will be in place for at least three weeks.

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What we don’t know about

  • A LOT!
  • Situation is Fluid
  • Things are always changing

Resources

saccounty.net/COVID‐19 Sacramento County Public Health COVID hotline 916‐875‐5881 CDC.gov

  • Free testing
  • Projectbaseline.com ‐ 18yrs or older
  • Robertson Community Center‐ 916‐567‐9567
  • Any age
  • No residency requirement
  • Need ID with DOB
  • Wednesday 9‐1pm
  • La Familia’s Maple Neighborhood‐ 916‐990‐1311
  • Any age
  • No residency requirement
  • Need ID with DOB
  • Friday 9‐1pm

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Nikki Milevsky

Sacramento City Teachers Association, Vice President

Brenda Borge

Natomas Teachers Association, President

Closing Remarks

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