Covid pozitif

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You stay home 5 days and yes, you notify the school.

I don't have to tell them anything! Why even involve them in your business? They just make it super inconvenient.

You notify the school so that the absence is excused.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your first mistake was in testing for Covid.

As a teacher who is only a few months into remission from cancer, I appreciate that OP tested.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You stay home 5 days and yes, you notify the school.

I don't have to tell them anything! Why even involve them in your business? They just make it super inconvenient.

You notify the school so that the absence is excused.

It is only inconvenient if you intend to break the rules and return before 5 days are up. Otherwise, it’s convenient for your child because being quarantined entitles them to make up missed work without any hassle.

[Anonymous]

I would report "illness" to the school. I would not disclose that it is COVID. None of their business. Just keep your kid home for the five days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would report "illness" to the school. I would not disclose that it is COVID. None of their business. Just keep your kid home for the five days.

You don’t have a child in MCPS. You can’t keep a kid home more than 4 days without a doctor’s note. It is much more “inconvenient” to take a kid with Covid to a doctor to get a note to stay home the fifth day than it is to just tell MCPS it’s Covid and stay home 5 days.

Why do you think there’s a stigma about COViD?

[Anonymous]

Do you have to return after 5 days? I would be so uncomfortable sending my still positive child back on day 6 with a mask.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you have to return after 5 days? I would be so uncomfortable sending my still positive child back on day 6 with a mask.

We had it a few weeks ago and didn't return til two negative tests a day apart.

In terms of rules, who would care if you wanted to be more cautious? If you tell the school you have covid, it's all excused-- your call. Even if you don't tell them it's covid, the kids is still sick by your measure.

Incidentally, we simply said dd was out sick. They didn't ask what she had and they didn't ask for a doctor's note despite more than a week out. I think things are lax these days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you have to return after 5 days? I would be so uncomfortable sending my still positive child back on day 6 with a mask.

No, you don’t have to. My students come back anywhere from 6-10 days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would report "illness" to the school. I would not disclose that it is COVID. None of their business. Just keep your kid home for the five days.

I know! Why can't they grasp that it's their job to provide daycare?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please search the last 2.5 years for information. Good grief. Have you been in a hole for 2 years?

The recommendations/requirements keep changing. Maybe you would know this if you had been paying attention.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would report "illness" to the school. I would not disclose that it is COVID. None of their business. Just keep your kid home for the five days.

You don’t have a child in MCPS. You can’t keep a kid home more than 4 days without a doctor’s note. It is much more “inconvenient” to take a kid with Covid to a doctor to get a note to stay home the fifth day than it is to just tell MCPS it’s Covid and stay home 5 days.

Why do you think there’s a stigma about COViD?

You can keep them home as long as you want. It's just an unexcused absence and no big deal. I've traveled with mine for 10-12 days. They said max was 14 days and they'd be unenrolled.

Never needed a doctors note for a week absence either.