Which school districts are virtual after spring break?

[Anonymous]

APS isn't and they are adding more kids the week starting April 12th. I think it's good to open to more people, but the timing is garbage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:With as many families that left for parts unknown this weekend (and we know because their kids shared it during synchronous days), it would be smart to. The CDC definitely recommends it, even if it’s not technically required. You all know this but still fight that because it fits your narrative that it’s “safe”.

Smart and APS should never be put together in the same sentence. That is why it will never happen in APS.

Currently out of town along with 90% of APS kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With as many families that left for parts unknown this weekend (and we know because their kids shared it during synchronous days), it would be smart to. The CDC definitely recommends it, even if it’s not technically required. You all know this but still fight that because it fits your narrative that it’s “safe”.

Smart and APS should never be put together in the same sentence. That is why it will never happen in APS.

Currently out of town along with 90% of APS kids.

Do you plan on sending that back to school on Tuesday?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With as many families that left for parts unknown this weekend (and we know because their kids shared it during synchronous days), it would be smart to. The CDC definitely recommends it, even if it’s not technically required. You all know this but still fight that because it fits your narrative that it’s “safe”.

Smart and APS should never be put together in the same sentence. That is why it will never happen in APS.

Currently out of town along with 90% of APS kids.

Do you plan on sending that back to school on Tuesday?[/quot

Yep. But don’t worry about your snowflake. We’re private.