Masks for school events?

[Anonymous]

My kids ES did not require masks for an indoor party for the whole school and parents. Most people didn't wear them. For the next 2 weeks, Covid numbers in the school were sky high, for both kids and staff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wondering how your school is handling masks for optional indoor evening events where families are invited- are schools asking folks to wear masks even though they aren’t required during the school day? Or are families voluntarily masking even if they let kids go maskless during the daytime?

The real question is whether schools are requiring children who have a mask mandate due to classroom outbreak to wear a mask after hours. How about unvaccinated children who are sent home for 5 days due to classroom outbreak--are they allowed to attend an after-hours school event?

Those aren’t real questions. But whatever distracts you from the fact that a can of beans that cost 46 cents a year ago now costs 71 cents.

A year ago a can of beans cost 1.09. it still does.

The real question is which Koch brothers arm pays you so much money that you don't know how much groceries cost? Or is it that you fob the job off on your wife? Ex wife? New girlfriend?

[Anonymous]

i do feel masks do help prevent catching covid, but this should not be mandatory, unless the rest of the county has imposed mandatory masking or if there's a covid outbreak (that's anomalous with other schools). in which case why is the school still holding indoor community events.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wondering how your school is handling masks for optional indoor evening events where families are invited- are schools asking folks to wear masks even though they aren’t required during the school day? Or are families voluntarily masking even if they let kids go maskless during the daytime?

The real question is whether schools are requiring children who have a mask mandate due to classroom outbreak to wear a mask after hours. How about unvaccinated children who are sent home for 5 days due to classroom outbreak--are they allowed to attend an after-hours school event?

Those aren’t real questions. But whatever distracts you from the fact that a can of beans that cost 46 cents a year ago now costs 71 cents.

A year ago a can of beans cost 1.09. it still does.

The real question is which Koch brothers arm pays you so much money that you don't know how much groceries cost? Or is it that you fob the job off on your wife? Ex wife? New girlfriend?

You’re right. There’s been no inflation. None at all.