I still don't understand what classroom monitors are for

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What's amazing is that all over the country, schools have been open all year without hiring "monitors". Only FCPS seems to have been unable to solve this problem.

I don't understand how thousands of FCPS have rare health conditions that don't afflict every other teaching community in the country.

They don't have a rare diseases. They have the health conditions that were listed by the CDC as individuals that needed to be more careful during the pandemic.

But now, there's a vaccine, so.....

There is no " sooooo." Their ADAs remain in effect through the end of the school year. Deal. With. It.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is it so common to have a health condition where you can't get the covid vaccine, such that thousands of teachers have it?

Of course it's not common. The person who has that situation raises it to justify why all teachers can't go back.

No reasonable parent wants teachers who *legitimately* has medical grounds for an ADA to teach in person. If one can't be vaccinated due to some *medical* condition that makes getting the vaccine risky, of course no parent is going to say that teacher should get vaccinated.

About 2,000 teachers got ADAs. The parents have a problem with the bad apples that slipped into that group when they shouldn't have been allowed in that group.

It’s so sad how small minded you all are. I can be both things: someone who feels safe going back and is AND someone who advocates for things like a protective policy for people who have health conditions! ADA is the LAW. One I and you might need one day. This isn’t difficult. It’s called literally just being a decent human.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's amazing is that all over the country, schools have been open all year without hiring "monitors". Only FCPS seems to have been unable to solve this problem.

I don't understand how thousands of FCPS have rare health conditions that don't afflict every other teaching community in the country.

Half the country is doing distance learning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's amazing is that all over the country, schools have been open all year without hiring "monitors". Only FCPS seems to have been unable to solve this problem.

I don't understand how thousands of FCPS have rare health conditions that don't afflict every other teaching community in the country.

Half the country is doing distance learning.

Half the country is not 100% virtual.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: I don't have the latest stats, but there were 12,500 teachers in school year 2016-2017. So about 15% of them got ADA accommodation to teach virtually. Is 15% high or about to be expected?

It’s shameful and I have written to the school board and Brabands
office to ask why 15 percent of teachers can’t work after getting vaccinated. What a shitshow.