We pay teachers poorly enough that plenty of people who otherwise would be teachers were already choosing to not take those jobs. Now keep the poor pay and cra

We pay teachers poorly enough that plenty of people who otherwise would be teachers were already choosing to not take those jobs. Now keep the poor pay and crank up the risk of death knob. Obvious result is obvious, it's actually surprising to me that they're actually able to reopen schools-- that the number of teachers uninterested in continuing in this environment isn't much greater. How many teachers does it take to quit before you can't reopen? 10%? 20%? Many are economically desperate enough that they'll take the added risk of death, but surely a portion is not. I can only imagine that there are also a lot of parents who don't want their kids back in schools, perhaps there is a much greater market now for private tutoring.