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We've had many of our employees reaching out asking to fill the gaps, fill the voids, and they want to work, and when they come back in two weeks,” Martin said. They want to make sure they are contributing in all of those spaces and needs."Valdapena said schools will eventually reopen, and the people behind the scenes will be a part of it.For now, they are doing what they can to support students and their learning."They need as many resources as they can possibly get," he said.Valdapena explained each school district is different and will make their owns plans and decisions regarding classified staff. 608

What this will do is cause fewer and fewer people to teach in Kentucky, and in our case they'll go to Ohio or take up another profession, Democrat Rep. Dennis Keene said. "So we will have a harder time recruiting teachers to teach in our classrooms."Kentucky police officers and firefighters also stand to lose some benefits under the bill, according to Keene.Kentucky's pension system is among the worst-funded in the country, according to the Associated Press. They reported that the state is at least billion short of the money it needs to pay retirement benefits over the next 30 years.Proponents of the bill, like Republican Sen. Wil Schroder, said it's necessary for Kentucky's long term financial success."A lot of people realized that something had to be done," he said. "Past General Assemblies failed to take action at all, and the problem only got worse."Teachers have been vocal opponents to the bill, already rallying in Frankfort several times and causing it to be delayed previously. Several Northern Kentucky schools closed Friday due to teacher absences in the wake of the bill's passage.The following schools were closed Friday due to excessive staff absences: 1182

Violators can face fines and up to 90 days in jail.Sax says other legal statues could also apply."You can also be reckless, and you can have depraved indifference towards human life," she says. "Those don't require intent... It's like, 'I'm infected, and I don't care. I'm going to go out and live my life.'"In a situation like that, Sax says it's essential for people to remember the social contract we all agree to when living in a society.Sax compares it to driving a car, where we follow the laws not just because we may get a ticket, but also to keep ourselves and others safe."I think it's analogous to what's happening with COVID-19," she says. "You have to behave in a society, and people need to wear their masks, and they need to wash their hands, and they need to socially distance, and they need to take precautions. Not just because they could face legal liability but because this is part of joining a society. Part of our liberties requires that we cooperate with each other. The law can get us part of the way there, but it can't get us all the way there." 1072

Two real estate developments in Orange County, on the western flank of the fire, are also named Trilogy, and their evacuation status was not changed. 149

When a court commissioner ordered his bail to remain at million, Clark said he could easily afford it and asked whether he could pay it right away. 150

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