Fccps will have all students in the buildings by the end of January. Woot woot

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Noonan’s email today sounds like he was back tracking. With the metrics the last 7 days in the red, sounds like they will continue virtual and likely not return.

I'm not sure it's backtracking as much as it is pointing out the obvious - numbers are terrible and it seems unlikely the elementary kids can go back next week unless we have a big improvement in the next few days. I think the new metrics they've put in place make loads of sense, but we need people to stop traveling and doing things that cause spread so we can get them to a better place and get the kids back in.

People want two things:
1) in person school
2) to do whatever the hell else they want to do.

They don’t want #1 badly enough to stop #2.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How does everyone feel that they are making the final decision on Friday about remaining virtual for the following week? I see they are giving us an idea on Wednesday but this may change. I would like to hear other’s opinions on the short notice.

Anyone who watches the news can see what the logical decision will be.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Noonan’s email today sounds like he was back tracking. With the metrics the last 7 days in the red, sounds like they will continue virtual and likely not return.

I'm not sure it's backtracking as much as it is pointing out the obvious - numbers are terrible and it seems unlikely the elementary kids can go back next week unless we have a big improvement in the next few days. I think the new metrics they've put in place make loads of sense, but we need people to stop traveling and doing things that cause spread so we can get them to a better place and get the kids back in.

People want two things:
1) in person school
2) to do whatever the hell else they want to do.

They don’t want #1 badly enough to stop #2.

OMG, you nailed it. Good job!