Baltimore's teacher union is calling for fans to be donated to schools as sweltering heat pushes classroom temperatures into the hundreds, but the district says electrical infrastructure may not be equipped to handle it.
WBAL-TV 11's Tim Tooten reports the union hopes to hand out 500 fans in response to a lack of functional air-conditioning in city schools, some of which have none at all.
"All I can focus on is feeling that sweat just coming out and I look over at the kid and they're sweating, and all we want to do is take a break and get some water and open the window," said Brittany Johnson, a Baltimore City school counselor.
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So what do kids in Bmore go all year long, even in the summer time? And they are still just as stupid???? Yeah sounds about right...
ReplyDeleteDemocrats caused the problem, let them figure it out.
ReplyDeleteLolololol ask ELIJAH.
ReplyDeleteMaybe they should spend the copious amount of money thrown at them more wisely.
ReplyDeleteMoving hot air around doesn't really help.
ReplyDeleteThere are actually fans that also lower the temp in a room.Not an A/C,but a regular fan.
ReplyDeleteThat's what they're talking about, genius.
DeleteThe new Mayor should put Baltimore students first ahead of illegals. Take the money they are using / giving illegals to better US citizens educational conditions.
ReplyDeleteWasn't it a couple of years ago, the Baltimore schools couldn't afford heat for the cold classrooms but could muster a political bus trip?
ReplyDeletemr bob
Off topic but the Trump supporters are back out in Baltimore picking up trash and found 2 near dead overdoses behind a pile of trash. A resident happened to have some Naloxone and gave it to one of the volunteers to administer to the junkies. Only in Baltimore
ReplyDeleteIf anyone is wondering where the resident got the Naloxone from it's a safe bet he is either a dealer or a user who bought it from a dealer
ReplyDeleteDealers don't mess with noloxone
DeleteI survived three decades in Wicomico without AC- get over it!
ReplyDeleteAsk your no good democrat leaders to get them for you. How the hell did we grow up and survive for generations without air conditioning and fans in schools. It got summer time then too. But we knew it was summer.......it was supposed to be hot. Get over it.
ReplyDeleteJust hook up a Hamster Wheel to a Fan Blade and let the Rats do the work.
ReplyDeleteNorthwest Woodsman: I can’t imagine how badly that place smells.
ReplyDeleteI went to school in Baltimore city when I was a kid. A Catholic school with no AC and we couldn't unbutton our top button without permission or lower our knee-high socks past our knees. The boys had to wear a tie and pants (no shorts). At least these kids don't have to deal with that. We didn't get any taxpayer funds either.
ReplyDeleteMEOW. Don't want snowflakes to melt. Our generation didn't.
ReplyDeletewhere did the money go that the Governor gave to those schools last summer to fix the air and the heating issues? Where did it go Elijah Cummings and Katherine Pugh? City council? where?
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