Dozens of San Marcos teachers ask school board for work from home option this fall
The proposed exceptions would allow teachers to work from home if they have underlying health conditions on the CDC's comorbidity list, live with someone with those conditions, are pregnant or have an infant at home or have children under 12 years old whose daycare has been closed or has reduced hours.
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