SEATTLE (AP) — About 100 Seattle students gathered outside the Seattle Public Schools district headquarters Friday seeking stronger safety protocols after increasing COVID-19 cases and safety threats recently shut some schools. The Seattle Times reports students want Seattle schools to be more transparent about the number of COVID-19 cases it would take to close a school. They’re asking for more mental health resources for students, teachers and the community. Students also want Gov. Jay Inslee to change a state requirement to allow for more remote learning. Seattle School Board President Brandon Hersey says he is willing to try to set up an interview with the governor.
Students rally for stronger school health, safety protocols
