MCPS will now send kids home for ten days based on symptoms only

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sign the form for rapid testing. It was just emailed.

No I heard those tests aren't accurate. I'd rather they quarantine the entire class for 10 days than risk another outbreak.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sign the form for rapid testing. It was just emailed.

No I heard those tests aren't accurate. I'd rather they quarantine the entire class for 10 days than risk another outbreak.

Where did you hear this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sign the form for rapid testing. It was just emailed.

No I heard those tests aren't accurate. I'd rather they quarantine the entire class for 10 days than risk another outbreak.

Where did you hear this?

Google it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sign the form for rapid testing. It was just emailed.

No I heard those tests aren't accurate. I'd rather they quarantine the entire class for 10 days than risk another outbreak.

Where did you hear this?

Google it.

Where did YOU hear this? You Googled? The Internet told you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sign the form for rapid testing. It was just emailed.

No I heard those tests aren't accurate. I'd rather they quarantine the entire class for 10 days than risk another outbreak.

DP, and they're highly accurate when someone is symptomatic. Asymptomatic, less so, but still much better than nothing.

You can keep you kid home for 10 days. Asking everyone to because you don't understand public health is unreasonable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sign the form for rapid testing. It was just emailed.

No I heard those tests aren't accurate. I'd rather they quarantine the entire class for 10 days than risk another outbreak.

Where did you hear this?

Google it.

Where did YOU hear this? You Googled? The Internet told you?

It's a troll, just ignore.