School closures hurt teachers too

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In the second school year of the pandemic, nobody fought harder to bar the schoolhouse doors than did the teachers unions.

In the fall of 2020, the National Education Association launched a teacher COVID death tracker that was supposed to document how in-person schooling was a death sentence for educators. (Soon after the school year started, the tracker was shut down, presumably for lack of deaths.)

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