🌍✨ Is it getting too hot for summer school?
Why we’re watching: Two days before the sweltering July 4 weekend, Martina Meijer, a New York City elementary teacher who occasionally substitutes over the summer, covered a class.
The city’s summer school programhad just begun and that day temperatures reached 100 degrees. “Even though the AC was on, it wasn’t working very well,” said Meijer. 💚
“There was no programming, no schedule, no plans shared.” For four hours straight, Meijer and her students remained in the classroom.
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