Is LCPS doing that concurrent foolishness?
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Anonymous
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People in VA can still legally gather in groups of 25. When he drops that to immediate household only and gets rid of indoor dining and bars, then we can close schools. But if those are allowed to open, so should schools.
I’m so $ucking over people can get cocktails and pedicures but my kid can’t go to school 2 days a week in a mask. |
Anonymous
Lolz. U want to ruin people’s livelihoods over your child’s education? Which, he can pick back up once the powers that be think the Corona thing is no longer useful? Sit down Karen. |
Anonymous
Why is it that we only care about what is "safe" when discussing education, but when it refers to businesses safety is completely irrelevent. Its completely hypocritical and self-serving. |
Anonymous
Because we live in a capitalist society where everyone exists to make money and the government didn’t pay anyone to shut down. It isn’t any safer for the businesses to be open but they have to be because the economy demands it. Schools don’t generate money for the economy so they can choose the path of safety. People who work in restaurants shouldn’t have to do that either but there’s no safety net or bailout in this country. |
Anonymous
They don't have to be. No one is forcing them. The governor allows them to be open, just as he allows schools to be open. And if the school administrators didn't get paid unless they opened school, you bet they would find a way. Just like the restaurant owners. |
Anonymous
| Why are you arguing a theoretical that doesn’t exist? What a spectacular waste of energy. If you want to argue ifs, what if there was no Covid 19? Such a pointless endeavor |
Anonymous
Actually we could though. You’re treading on very thin ice. It’s a man made virus. The question really is begged: why was it released during the best economic period of the USA and right before election year? Things that make you go hmmm. |
Anonymous
Um ok. I wish you well on your journey. |
Anonymous
Not that it matters, but I was the person previously conversing with you and the above post is not mine. I do not believe the virus was man-made, nor do I believe it was released intentionally. |
Anonymous
| Dr. Jones just stated in the school board meeting that schools are doing a great job with mitigation in hybrid and she is very pleased. |
Anonymous
And ‘you’ “believe” this because cnn or fox told you? Or because you’ve researched independently and drew your own conclusions? Did you ever hear about Dr. Yan and her report with the evidence? Were you aware she had to flee that communist wasteland to avoid slaughter? In fact, did you even hear about china’s new law (as in a couple of days old new) that prohibits doctors from speaking out/about coronavirus or face the death penalty? Prolly not cause you haven’t been fed those news. |
Anonymous
Take it to parler. |
Anonymous
Is Parler where facts and evidence are treated objectively or is another ‘news’ outlet? |
Anonymous
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Academies of Loudoun (2 cases)
November 23, 2020 Dominion High School November 20, 2020 LCPS Administration Building November 3, 2020 LCPS Central Garage November 23, 2020 LPCS Staff Training Center (2 cases) November 19 and November 24, 2020 Heritage High School November 24, 2020 John W. Tolbert Jr. Elementary School November 25, 2020 Loudoun Valley High School November 17, 2020 Middleburg Community Charter School November 19, 2020 Moorefield Station Elementary School November 24, 2020 Park View High School November 16, 2020 Riverside High School (2 cases) November 18 and November 24, 2020 |
Anonymous
Doesn’t matter. The cases in schools won’t matter, we can hit the metrics and they’ll just raise them. It is easier to accept when you understand this. The only path forward on the agenda is to get every single grade in as quickly as possible. Whoever gets sick- collateral. When that goal is understood, the decisions make a lot more sense. |