APS: Holding a Concurrent Hybrid Spot

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting to hear what the lunch plan is.

The lunch plan is they eat in the lunchroom 6 feet apart.

I get it now. Hybrid folk trying to deter others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting to hear what the lunch plan is.

The lunch plan is they eat in the lunchroom 6 feet apart.

I get it now. Hybrid folk trying to deter others.

That’s paranoid thinking. Our school has not shared with us the details yet. I imagine they’ll use several parts of the schools besides cafeteria to space students. We’re getting an info session next week. Maybe your school will reach out soon as well

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting to hear what the lunch plan is.

The lunch plan is they eat in the lunchroom 6 feet apart.

I get it now. Hybrid folk trying to deter others.

That’s paranoid thinking. Our school has not shared with us the details yet. I imagine they’ll use several parts of the schools besides cafeteria to space students. We’re getting an info session next week. Maybe your school will reach out soon as well

Mine has already - outdoor lunch unless there’s a blizzard or monsoon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting to hear what the lunch plan is.

The lunch plan is they eat in the lunchroom 6 feet apart.

I get it now. Hybrid folk trying to deter others.

That’s paranoid thinking. Our school has not shared with us the details yet. I imagine they’ll use several parts of the schools besides cafeteria to space students. We’re getting an info session next week. Maybe your school will reach out soon as well

What school? APS has given guidance for each school level.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting to hear what the lunch plan is.

The lunch plan is they eat in the lunchroom 6 feet apart.

I get it now. Hybrid folk trying to deter others.

That’s paranoid thinking. Our school has not shared with us the details yet. I imagine they’ll use several parts of the schools besides cafeteria to space students. We’re getting an info session next week. Maybe your school will reach out soon as well

What school? APS has given guidance for each school level.

We haven’t gotten the memo. 🤷🏻‍♀️


Where are you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting to hear what the lunch plan is.

The lunch plan is they eat in the lunchroom 6 feet apart.

I get it now. Hybrid folk trying to deter others.

What are you saying here? Why would anyone be out to “spook” someone? That’s not logical.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting to hear what the lunch plan is.

The lunch plan is they eat in the lunchroom 6 feet apart.

I get it now. Hybrid folk trying to deter others.

That’s paranoid thinking. Our school has not shared with us the details yet. I imagine they’ll use several parts of the schools besides cafeteria to space students. We’re getting an info session next week. Maybe your school will reach out soon as well

What school? APS has given guidance for each school level.

We haven’t gotten the memo. 🤷🏻‍♀️


Where are you?

It’s on the APS website. Your individual school may have some variation, but it will be roughly in line with the general guidance.

We are Discovery and Williamsburg. I know what guidance is for our schools. You?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting to hear what the lunch plan is.

The lunch plan is they eat in the lunchroom 6 feet apart.

I get it now. Hybrid folk trying to deter others.

No? I’m a teacher. This is our plan. It’s every schools plan that I know of. I’m not deterring you by telling you the truth. There is literally no benefit to deincentivize anyone who picked hybrid to go. Why are you all so paranoid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting to hear what the lunch plan is.

The lunch plan is they eat in the lunchroom 6 feet apart.

I get it now. Hybrid folk trying to deter others.

No? I’m a teacher. This is our plan. It’s every schools plan that I know of. I’m not deterring you by telling you the truth. There is literally no benefit to deincentivize anyone who picked hybrid to go. Why are you all so paranoid.

Are you a secondary teacher? Our elementary is not eating in the cafeteria per our principal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting to hear what the lunch plan is.

The lunch plan is they eat in the lunchroom 6 feet apart.

I get it now. Hybrid folk trying to deter others.

No? I’m a teacher. This is our plan. It’s every schools plan that I know of. I’m not deterring you by telling you the truth. There is literally no benefit to deincentivize anyone who picked hybrid to go. Why are you all so paranoid.

Are you a secondary teacher? Our elementary is not eating in the cafeteria per our principal.

Then it appears every school is deciding this different. My elementary kids are.

[Anonymous]

Our elementary is eating in the cafeteria

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our elementary is eating in the cafeteria

Do you mind saying which schools are eating in the cafeteria? It might help other parents. It should not be a secret. Discovery elementary is eating outdoors and as a backup the classroom. There will be no snack breaks, but there will be breakfast eaten in the classroom for those who need to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our elementary is eating in the cafeteria

Do you mind saying which schools are eating in the cafeteria? It might help other parents. It should not be a secret. Discovery elementary is eating outdoors and as a backup the classroom. There will be no snack breaks, but there will be breakfast eaten in the classroom for those who need to.

How is the classroom safer than the cafeteria? There’s less space.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our elementary is eating in the cafeteria

Do you mind saying which schools are eating in the cafeteria? It might help other parents. It should not be a secret. Discovery elementary is eating outdoors and as a backup the classroom. There will be no snack breaks, but there will be breakfast eaten in the classroom for those who need to.

How is the classroom safer than the cafeteria? There’s less space.

Depends on the number of kids eating in the room over what period of time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our elementary is eating in the cafeteria

Do you mind saying which schools are eating in the cafeteria? It might help other parents. It should not be a secret. Discovery elementary is eating outdoors and as a backup the classroom. There will be no snack breaks, but there will be breakfast eaten in the classroom for those who need to.

How is the classroom safer than the cafeteria? There’s less space.

Kids are going be 6 feet apart no matter what space they are in. I’d rather my kid be with 10 other children unmasked in a room with an air filter instead of 100 like the secondary schools are doing.