LCPS - covid sickness policy

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Soon, everyone will be working in-person. Will they also have access to those 5-7 days of covid absence?

Plus, if they force you to quarantine for 14 days (that’s 10 school days) you’re essentially giving up your sick bank of 10 per year. I still find it shitty.

Either way, I’m sure it’s another cause for celebration for DCUM parents. No?

No because quarantining (but not sick) you are still working, just virtually.

Who is supervising the kids in the classroom? The endless supply of subs?

Other teachers on planning. Which means no teachers get to plan and will fall behind on lessons and grading, and the whole thing falls apart when there’s too many teachers out to cover for and the school has to go DL for a bit.

Nah, teachers still have an ENTIRE day on Monday to plan. Something they never had before.

Did you know school unions are drafting their demands moving forward to normalize Mondays as planning days?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:


Soon, everyone will be working in-person. Will they also have access to those 5-7 days of covid absence?

Plus, if they force you to quarantine for 14 days (that’s 10 school days) you’re essentially giving up your sick bank of 10 per year. I still find it shitty.

Either way, I’m sure it’s another cause for celebration for DCUM parents. No?

No because quarantining (but not sick) you are still working, just virtually.

Who is supervising the kids in the classroom? The endless supply of subs?

Other teachers on planning. Which means no teachers get to plan and will fall behind on lessons and grading, and the whole thing falls apart when there’s too many teachers out to cover for and the school has to go DL for a bit.

Nah, teachers still have an ENTIRE day on Monday to plan. Something they never had before.

Did you know school unions are drafting their demands moving forward to normalize Mondays as planning days?

Quit lying. No they are not.