Teachers returning with Covid.

[Anonymous]

Could not care less. If they feel fine, they should be there.

[Anonymous]

Didn't get the answer you wanted here? https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1190879.page

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

[Anonymous]

Your kids probably infected the teacher. Like I said in your other post, if the teacher is better than she should be back at work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

Cool. I in fact do keep my 1 year old home exactly because of people like you but would also like her to have preschool and normal life and not live in a world where people knowingly infect others with rsv, measles, covid. 2019 life people were more considerate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

Cool. I in fact do keep my 1 year old home exactly because of people like you but would also like her to have preschool and normal life and not live in a world where people knowingly infect others with rsv, measles, covid. 2019 life people were more considerate

Measles?! Wtf are you rambling on about?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

Cool. I in fact do keep my 1 year old home exactly because of people like you but would also like her to have preschool and normal life and not live in a world where people knowingly infect others with rsv, measles, covid. 2019 life people were more considerate

No I don't think they were. I think they thought less about going out and working while "just a little bit" sick. Parents giving kids a tylenol hoping it will last enough for them to work part of the day etc

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

Cool. I in fact do keep my 1 year old home exactly because of people like you but would also like her to have preschool and normal life and not live in a world where people knowingly infect others with rsv, measles, covid. 2019 life people were more considerate

Haven't you gotten your kid vaccinated? If not, then you are the problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

Cool. I in fact do keep my 1 year old home exactly because of people like you but would also like her to have preschool and normal life and not live in a world where people knowingly infect others with rsv, measles, covid. 2019 life people were more considerate

Haven't you gotten your kid vaccinated? If not, then you are the problem.

Seriously! Get your kids vaccinated and then you don’t have to worry about the teachers making choices in line with CDC guidance/their available PTO!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

Cool. I in fact do keep my 1 year old home exactly because of people like you but would also like her to have preschool and normal life and not live in a world where people knowingly infect others with rsv, measles, covid. 2019 life people were more considerate

Haven't you gotten your kid vaccinated? If not, then you are the problem.

Seriously! Get your kids vaccinated and then you don’t have to worry about the teachers making choices in line with CDC guidance/their available PTO!

You all realize the vaccine doesn't prevent. Covid or spreading it? Of course mine is fully vaccinated but don't want her bringing covid home to my immunocompromised self, particularly when pregnant given the horrible things with covid in pregnancy. Paid leave is a better policy then force childcare workers to work while sick

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

Cool. I in fact do keep my 1 year old home exactly because of people like you but would also like her to have preschool and normal life and not live in a world where people knowingly infect others with rsv, measles, covid. 2019 life people were more considerate

Haven't you gotten your kid vaccinated? If not, then you are the problem.

Seriously! Get your kids vaccinated and then you don’t have to worry about the teachers making choices in line with CDC guidance/their available PTO!

You all realize the vaccine doesn't prevent. Covid or spreading it? Of course mine is fully vaccinated but don't want her bringing covid home to my immunocompromised self, particularly when pregnant given the horrible things with covid in pregnancy. Paid leave is a better policy then force childcare workers to work while sick

Unfortunately for you, the world is not going to shut down for you and your pregnancy. You will have to choose how/when to accept the risk of life. Luckily, you do have choices -- like keeping your DD at home or not, wearing masks or not, dining in restaurants or not, visiting friends/family or not, or choosing to fall somewhere in between these choices given the circumstances.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

Cool. I in fact do keep my 1 year old home exactly because of people like you but would also like her to have preschool and normal life and not live in a world where people knowingly infect others with rsv, measles, covid. 2019 life people were more considerate

Haven't you gotten your kid vaccinated? If not, then you are the problem.

Seriously! Get your kids vaccinated and then you don’t have to worry about the teachers making choices in line with CDC guidance/their available PTO!

You all realize the vaccine doesn't prevent. Covid or spreading it? Of course mine is fully vaccinated but don't want her bringing covid home to my immunocompromised self, particularly when pregnant given the horrible things with covid in pregnancy. Paid leave is a better policy then force childcare workers to work while sick

My seriously get vaccinated comment was actually mostly about measles but I actually agree with you that paid leave would be better. Unfortunately I can’t control the daycare leave policy any more than I can control my workplace’s leave policy so I’m fine with the teacher coming in (and not getting herself and me fired).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

Cool. I in fact do keep my 1 year old home exactly because of people like you but would also like her to have preschool and normal life and not live in a world where people knowingly infect others with rsv, measles, covid. 2019 life people were more considerate

It's hilarious that the people who, in 2020-21, were incensed about others not following the CDC guidelines now claim that others are "not considerate" and in the wrong for [checks notes] . . . ah, yes, actually following the CDC guidelines. Great stuff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teachers no longer get covid leave and have to use up their own leave (assuming they have any) so no teachers I know will stay home for 5+ days with covid. Not willing to not get paid because the kids got them sick.

+1 no one is going to take 5 days unless there is special leave for it.

Plus many people including students are not testing so there's Covid d everywhere anyway.

At this pt it's like flu, RSV etc.

why would i want you to expose my toddler to RSV or the flu either? with a baby at home. we are so screwed. soon we'll say no worries go to school with measles.

Then I guess they shouldn’t be in daycare. That’s the risk you take sending them out in public.

Cool. I in fact do keep my 1 year old home exactly because of people like you but would also like her to have preschool and normal life and not live in a world where people knowingly infect others with rsv, measles, covid. 2019 life people were more considerate

Haven't you gotten your kid vaccinated? If not, then you are the problem.

Seriously! Get your kids vaccinated and then you don’t have to worry about the teachers making choices in line with CDC guidance/their available PTO!

You all realize the vaccine doesn't prevent. Covid or spreading it? Of course mine is fully vaccinated but don't want her bringing covid home to my immunocompromised self, particularly when pregnant given the horrible things with covid in pregnancy. Paid leave is a better policy then force childcare workers to work while sick

Sounds like you made a bad choice getting pregnant while immunocompromised and still this afraid of covid.