When do you think in-person 5 day a week school will return?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:January 2022

My DH is a principal in LCPS. He claims full 5-day in person isn’t arriving until one more year. January 2022.

Why? As you can see the vaccine rollout isn’t the panacea because there is no coordinated and coherent logistics behind it. Children don’t have vaccines. And won’t until late Summer best case scenario.

You can’t expect people to go into so called Petri dishes just because they have it - and not all staff members are taking it despite the hype on these boards. He personally has accounted up to 14% of his school’s force that will not take it due to health conditions or refusal. Specifics aren’t provided in his survey.

His main fear is Mondays becoming asynchronous forever. As in, that’s the new normal even when covid disappears. Which I’m not so sure it will be... but that’s another story.

This is all Bs FYI. This is the same troll who claims to have insider info all the time because of her DH principal. She’s never right and she says garbage like “the 4 day week is here to stay” to rile people up. That is NOT going to be a permanent fixture going forward and nobody in school speaks as if it is.

Sure, Jan. Because it wasn’t said here that DL would extend well into Q3. And you said it was a troll.

[Anonymous]

Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

I agree with this. But it doesn’t mean it’s going to happen.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

Did you all live to tell the tale?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

Did you read the PP post? He/she said “low” not “no”.

I also have a hard time believing you sent your child in person when you are living with your parents. Anyone I know who are living with elderly have kept their kids online. That one would be on you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

PP said "low" risk, not "no" risk. Also, adults will (or will have had the choice to be) vaccinated by fall.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

Why would you send your kid to in person if you had grandparents living with you?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

And that was a decision you chose. You could have not sent your child in to school. You don't want other people to have the same freedom you did?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

She didn’t say no risk, but low risk and there is very little worry of kids infecting vaccinated adults. Plus, while we may not hit herd immunity, immunity spread will be very low when most adults are vaxxed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

She didn’t say no risk, but low risk and there is very little worry of kids infecting vaccinated adults. Plus, while we may not hit herd immunity, immunity spread will be very low when most adults are vaxxed.

Community spread.

[Anonymous]

My children will be in school 5 days come August. Come hell or high water, if we have to go private or temporarily move. They WILL be in school 5 days a week. I only regret not doing it this year.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

Did you all live to tell the tale?

Exactly. Notice how PP doesn't mention anything bad happening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

Did you all live to tell the tale?

Exactly. Notice how PP doesn't mention anything bad happening.

It's really none of your business. And just b/c it may not have been bad for OP doesn't mean it would not have been bad for those who their family may have spread it to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

Did you all live to tell the tale?

Exactly. Notice how PP doesn't mention anything bad happening.

It's really none of your business. And just b/c it may not have been bad for OP doesn't mean it would not have been bad for those who their family may have spread it to.

The point being that by fall, all of those adults could/should be vaccinated. So even if a child brought it home, none of the adults would have been infected, nor would they have carried it out into the community.