By Dorothy Wigmore Heat harms our minds and bodies. Yolanda Hernandez knows that from personal experience. So do other parents in New Brunswick’s public schools. “My son had vomiting, fever, headaches; he didn’t want to go to that school Continue reading
By Dorothy Wigmore The evidence is in. The pandemic is taking a huge toll on education workers’ mental health. Continue reading
ESP experiences in the pandemic By Dorothy Wigmore It’s not easy being an educational support professional Continue reading
by Heather Sorge COVID-19 has placed a spotlight on how badly many New Jersey schools need upgrades, repairs, and Continue reading
Stories from the front lines By Dorothy Wigmore Ventilation matters, disinfecting less so The Metuchen Continue reading
Pandemic widens inequities By Dorothy Wigmore “We’re all in this together,” was the message in March. Continue reading
By Dorothy Wigmore They’re both invisible, usually. One—ventilation—is essential to education unions in Continue reading
By Dorothy Wigmore Indoor air quality. Mold. Toxic chemicals. The pandemic. Most school staff face occupational Continue reading
Use the science, and basic principles By Dorothy Wigmore What does “safe” or “healthy” mean Continue reading
Good contract language increases your rights for action By Dorothy Wigmore School may be out, but the pandemic Continue reading
