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Tuberville, through a spokeswoman, said he did not attend the meeting with Trump on the eve of the deadly attack.
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Tuberville, through a spokeswoman, said he did not attend the meeting with Trump on the eve of the deadly attack.
"Once again, the lone line of defense for American school children is the public school teacher."
Approximately 58 percent of incarcerated people in Alabama's prisons have been tested for COVID-19.
According to Brooks, recent polling suggests that he still has the support of the people of Alabama.
Fultondale High School is heavily damaged. A number of homes are severely damaged or destroyed.
Ballots could begin being mailed out to workers on Feb. 8, with the vote count to happen by March 30.
The state is one of 27 that a leading anti-discrimination organization categorized as having inadequate protections.
The decision comes after a rash of deaths and calls from the AEA for the district to reevaluate its protocols.
With 10 deaths since November and four deaths within 48 hours, AEA says MPS officials must act to protect teachers and staff.
An Alabama Arise analyst said the most important change would be Biden's call to re-evaluate the baseline used to set SNAP benefits.
