Will your child wear a mask when they go back to school?

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

If there were really “30 irate emails” and “daily calls” then I bet that teacher was pressuring students to wear masks. Or at least made statements that could reasonably be interpreted as such.

The anti-maskers were very intolerant of anyone who doesn't share their ignorant views.

I’ve seen that among the mask-pushers, but most people against mask mandates don't care what anyone else does as long as they're not pressuring others into making the same choice.

I've seen the opposite where the mask refusers complain bitterly that someone masked may avoid them or the other person is masked. I actively avoid people and if they don't get the hint, I'll simply tell them I prefer distance given they aren't masked. I will back up or move away when I can. And, walk in another direction. I don't need to get covid from a stranger who doesn't care.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

PP you replied to. Indeed. But for us college app season is way more important than any vacation. I agree with you that until further notice we'll probably mask indoors, since Covid case numbers have stubbornly refused to decrease off of their plateau. There's just an added pressure to do so this month and next month. After that, he's done with apps I hope and it will be less of a big deal if anyone gets sick.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

If there were really “30 irate emails” and “daily calls” then I bet that teacher was pressuring students to wear masks. Or at least made statements that could reasonably be interpreted as such.

Nah, that definitely didn’t happen. I love how you automatically assume that though once again proving the point that parents here are the worst.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

Well I know at least 12 teachers that left because they were forced to mask and not given another option. Guess it goes both ways.

Lol sure Jan. Things that definitely didn’t happen…. DCUM people really think other people will believe their delusional stories…I work in admin… we ALL talk… I haven’t heard one single story about a teacher leaving because they had to wear a mask. I’ve heard multiple stories about parent bullying for various reasons including masks.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

If there were really “30 irate emails” and “daily calls” then I bet that teacher was pressuring students to wear masks. Or at least made statements that could reasonably be interpreted as such.

The anti-maskers were very intolerant of anyone who doesn't share their ignorant views.

Not really true. Anti-maskers really don’t GAF what maskers do. As long as they keep mandates away, it’s all good.

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Hells to the no!

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

If there were really “30 irate emails” and “daily calls” then I bet that teacher was pressuring students to wear masks. Or at least made statements that could reasonably be interpreted as such.

The anti-maskers were very intolerant of anyone who doesn't share their ignorant views.

I’ve seen that among the mask-pushers, but most people against mask mandates don't care what anyone else does as long as they're not pressuring others into making the same choice.

I've seen the opposite where the mask refusers complain bitterly that someone masked may avoid them or the other person is masked. I actively avoid people and if they don't get the hint, I'll simply tell them I prefer distance given they aren't masked. I will back up or move away when I can. And, walk in another direction. I don't need to get covid from a stranger who doesn't care.

If a teacher refuses to help students who choose not to mask then I’d absolutely expect lots of justifiably angry emails and calls.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

If there were really “30 irate emails” and “daily calls” then I bet that teacher was pressuring students to wear masks. Or at least made statements that could reasonably be interpreted as such.

The anti-maskers were very intolerant of anyone who doesn't share their ignorant views.

I’ve seen that among the mask-pushers, but most people against mask mandates don't care what anyone else does as long as they're not pressuring others into making the same choice.

I've seen the opposite where the mask refusers complain bitterly that someone masked may avoid them or the other person is masked. I actively avoid people and if they don't get the hint, I'll simply tell them I prefer distance given they aren't masked. I will back up or move away when I can. And, walk in another direction. I don't need to get covid from a stranger who doesn't care.

I avoid people that are masked as I assume they have Covid but think it’s okay to go out since they are masked.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

If there were really “30 irate emails” and “daily calls” then I bet that teacher was pressuring students to wear masks. Or at least made statements that could reasonably be interpreted as such.

The anti-maskers were very intolerant of anyone who doesn't share their ignorant views.

Not really true. Anti-maskers really don’t GAF what maskers do. As long as they keep mandates away, it’s all good.

They give a huge f.

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2nd grader definitely won’t. Kindergartner says it’s comfortable and wants to wear it, so I will leave it up to him.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

There is no such thing as mask optional crowd. You either mask or you don't. If you choose not to mask, your behavior impacts others. If you are positive for covid, you can easily spread it, but that's not something most people care about. What is best for our kids is to keep them and their families physically healthy.

Not in the slightest. Makes no difference to you if my kid wears a flimsy cloth mask or not. Especially if you your kid is wearing his/her well-fitting KN95 mask.

Mass optional means that you can wear your mask forever and ever. It means that nobody will tell your kid to take off her mask. Yay!

If you were a decent parent, you'd get your child a properly fitting N95 mask.. KN95 masks are not regulated in this country. A flimsy cloth mask is better than nothing.

Decent parents wouldn’t subject low-risk kids to N95 masks for 6 hours a day.

I still have some light, single-layer cloth masks. That’s what my kids wear when they’re in situations that require masks.

Those low risk kids live with adults who can be impacted differently than kids. The impact on you may be no big deal but the impact on another child or parent may be. A decent parent would teach their child to be a responsible member of the community and mask for everyones sake, including their own.

Nope. IDGAF. Mask if you want but we’re done masking.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

If there were really “30 irate emails” and “daily calls” then I bet that teacher was pressuring students to wear masks. Or at least made statements that could reasonably be interpreted as such.

The anti-maskers were very intolerant of anyone who doesn't share their ignorant views.

Not really true. Anti-maskers really don’t GAF what maskers do. As long as they keep mandates away, it’s all good.

They give a huge f.

We only cared when you forced everyone to mask, you do whatever the f you want.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

If there were really “30 irate emails” and “daily calls” then I bet that teacher was pressuring students to wear masks. Or at least made statements that could reasonably be interpreted as such.

The anti-maskers were very intolerant of anyone who doesn't share their ignorant views.

Not really true. Anti-maskers really don’t GAF what maskers do. As long as they keep mandates away, it’s all good.

They give a huge f.

No sweetie, they don’t.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

If there were really “30 irate emails” and “daily calls” then I bet that teacher was pressuring students to wear masks. Or at least made statements that could reasonably be interpreted as such.

The anti-maskers were very intolerant of anyone who doesn't share their ignorant views.

Not really true. Anti-maskers really don’t GAF what maskers do. As long as they keep mandates away, it’s all good.

They give a huge f.

No sweetie, they don’t.

Oh honey, they do a lot.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. And my 7th and 12th graders will eat at the outdoor tables for as long as weather allows. We haven't gotten Covid yet and would rather not get it now, right in the middle of college essay season.

There will always be a “season”. Then it will be holiday travel.

DP, but why do you care, PP? Maybe there will always be a season, maybe there won't. What's wrong with trying to stay healthy for things that individual families and students deem to be important?

DP

I will not make my kids wear masks, but I do agree with this PP. I’m happy to support people who want to mask as long as they want! They should allow kids to mask anytime.

Just please don’t force ALL of us to mask up! Allow it to be a choice.

I'm the PP. What I don't understand is the people who wanted the freedom to not wear masks seem intent on bullying people who choose to continue to mask, whether in all indoor spaces or sporadically, depending on their risk assessment and current priorities. Choice means just that, the choice to mask or not. It does not mean that you don't wear a mask and you also demand that everyone else stop masking too.

I would confidently say that over the past 2 years, the mask-pusher crowd is somewhat more ‘bullyish’ than the mask optional crowd.

I truly don’t care what other people do. Mask your kid or don’t. Vaccinate your kid or don’t. Should be a choice and we should all do what is best for our kids.

But it’s the mask-pushers and the vaccine-pushers who want to force others to do what they believe is ‘right’ even when the data doesn’t back them up.

It’s absolutely the other way around. Teachers were being being bullied for wearing masks after the mandate ended in a daily basis. Three teachers at our school resigned alone solely based in that. I really don’t think parents that post here comprehend how horrific some of the parents in this community are. 30 irate emails and daily calls to the principal to whine about an immunocompromised teacher wearing a mask and then wonder why there are shortages.

If there were really “30 irate emails” and “daily calls” then I bet that teacher was pressuring students to wear masks. Or at least made statements that could reasonably be interpreted as such.

The anti-maskers were very intolerant of anyone who doesn't share their ignorant views.

Not really true. Anti-maskers really don’t GAF what maskers do. As long as they keep mandates away, it’s all good.

They give a huge f.

I really don’t. Mask. Enjoy. I’m not.