DCPS exodus

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

This is the problem. We are sick AF of uncertainty. If I can gain some certainty back in my life by planning to move to a place with full time school already, why not?

This is certainly going to be a lot of people if they keep bungling things. I don’t know if anyone really cares and that’s part of why I want to leave. Feels like DC hates me and every other white MC or UMC person. It’s starting to really suck living here.

Seriously? This is the most privileged white BS I've ever heard...

Oh boo hoo almost anywhere in the whole country caters to white people but you choose HERE to live.

Yes, np one give AF if you leave but it's not because you're white, it's due to the fact that you are self-absorbed and whiny.

Ok, WTU troll. Don't you have anything better to do? Also, accusing parents of being "whiny" and "self-absorbed" because their kids haven't been to school for a year is just bizarre. Don't you care at all about the welfare of children?

Maybe the real problem here is teachers refuse to do their jobs, even while collecting their entire paychecks and even when seemingly every doctor in the United States thinks its crazy that schools are still closed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The New York Times did a large survey of health experts on school re-openings. Here's what they said:

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/02/upshot/covid-opening-schools-experts.html

+1

[Anonymous]

Our charter admin said they were hearing hybrid from osse for fall. Obviously things can change but they are planning for hybrid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our charter admin said they were hearing hybrid from osse for fall. Obviously things can change but they are planning for hybrid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our charter admin said they were hearing hybrid from osse for fall. Obviously things can change but they are planning for hybrid.

Yeah I love the charter admins telling anyone anything about DCPS.

I had a friend call me telling me 2,000 things about my ES and none were true. Her source a LAMB Admin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our charter admin said they were hearing hybrid from osse for fall. Obviously things can change but they are planning for hybrid.

This will 100% depend on the 6 foot rule. If it doesn't change, there's no choice but hybrid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our charter admin said they were hearing hybrid from osse for fall. Obviously things can change but they are planning for hybrid.

Time to recall Mayor Bowser

[Anonymous]

A quarter of DC taxpayers contribute 80% of income taxes.

https://dcist.com/story/20/02/04/d-c-residents-are-richer-than-ever-audit-suggests/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our charter admin said they were hearing hybrid from osse for fall. Obviously things can change but they are planning for hybrid.

Yeah I love the charter admins telling anyone anything about DCPS.

I had a friend call me telling me 2,000 things about my ES and none were true. Her source a LAMB Admin

Charters follow OSSE. So OSSE saying something will carry to charters and DCPS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

This is the problem. We are sick AF of uncertainty. If I can gain some certainty back in my life by planning to move to a place with full time school already, why not?

This is certainly going to be a lot of people if they keep bungling things. I don’t know if anyone really cares and that’s part of why I want to leave. Feels like DC hates me and every other white MC or UMC person. It’s starting to really suck living here.

Seriously? This is the most privileged white BS I've ever heard...

Oh boo hoo almost anywhere in the whole country caters to white people but you choose HERE to live.

Yes, np one give AF if you leave but it's not because you're white, it's due to the fact that you are self-absorbed and whiny.

Why is opening schools catering to white people?

Why is educating children catering to white people?

Why is caring about my own children’s education whining?

This is some bullshit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our charter admin said they were hearing hybrid from osse for fall. Obviously things can change but they are planning for hybrid.

This will 100% depend on the 6 foot rule. If it doesn't change, there's no choice but hybrid.

Our charter was very clear as well that their reopening options depended on OSSE updating the guidelines. I really think their hands are tied if OSSE sticks with 6ft.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our charter admin said they were hearing hybrid from osse for fall. Obviously things can change but they are planning for hybrid.

Yeah I love the charter admins telling anyone anything about DCPS.

I had a friend call me telling me 2,000 things about my ES and none were true. Her source a LAMB Admin

Charters follow OSSE. So OSSE saying something will carry to charters and DCPS.

Like I said the amount of times Charter Admins have said what will happen at DCPS is right never so I will wait until OSSE says something official.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: A quarter of DC taxpayers contribute 80% of income taxes.

https://dcist.com/story/20/02/04/d-c-residents-are-richer-than-ever-audit-suggests/

Schools live off the taxes paid by rich people and rich people are the most likely to leave if DC makes it is impossible for their kids to get a decent education here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our charter admin said they were hearing hybrid from osse for fall. Obviously things can change but they are planning for hybrid.

Yeah I love the charter admins telling anyone anything about DCPS.

I had a friend call me telling me 2,000 things about my ES and none were true. Her source a LAMB Admin

You do know that charter schools are public schools yes?

[Anonymous]

The actually really rich people in DC already send their children to expensive private schools. Surveys show that the lower-income people don't want to send their students in person. So this issue largely affects the middle class and upper middle class people. Do those people have any political clout, do their tax dollars matter? I'm not sure, but there does seem to be a tipping point, especially now that people cannot responsibly call those in favor of open schools "teacher killers" since teachers (unlike most parents) have access currently to the highly effective vaccines.