
You want what's best for your kid at the expense of public health rates in the community. Sorry - no intelligent government is going for that. Move to Florida or Texas. |
Keep saying that CDC said schools can go back while ignoring the caveats that 1) it depends on community spread not being high (which ours is), 2) it requires keeping all students as cohorts (not currently in the plans for 7-12), and 3) the document explicitly said it reflects the viewpoint of the authors and is not an official position of the CDC. It just makes you look dumber each time. |
Parents lose their mind when they have to parent.
I bet his wife said, hey hon, you are in charge of English and history and he flipped his lid. |
I’m all for opening, but he comes off like a nut. There were several parents before and after him who made the same point without screaming like a maniac. |
Yes, at some point public health is about balancing benefits and risks of the situation. Having children in public school should be a high priority for public health. And having open schools is not directly causing increased comity spread. |
*community spread |
This old trope of "parents are lazy and just want free childcare" is tired and trollish. It doesn't help the cause on your side any. |
How could anyone even argue with him. Figure it out sounds really reasonable. Kids are struggling, parents are losing jobs, kids are not learning, there are a lot of unsafe situations. Other school districts have figured it out, private schools figured it out, daycares figured it out- this is a tragedy!
I am so upset that teachers who won't be returning to classrooms are getting the vaccine before daycare workers WHO ARE ALREADY WORKING IN PERSON. That is just scummy. |
Oh I don't know...maybe...because...people...are..dying. And other school districts of the DMVs size just figured out how to let their teachers die. Period. After 4 deaths (now 6), AEA calls for MPS to reevaluate COVID guidelines https://www.al.com/news/2021/01/multiple-mont...g-sports-limits.html |
So uninformed you are. NJ is open. so is NY state (and city). Can you move? |
Yet it doesn't supersede physical public health. If an ambulance is dispatched to a scene and someone is having a mental breakdown vs cardiac arrest - they're going to triage the cardiac arrest patient first. In other words - pandemic first. And not spreading the virus is more important. |
yeah no. He said trash collectors are willing to do their jobs as public servants and teachers are not willing to do their jobs. It's a good comparison. |
NJ is asynchronous as is NY. If you had that you'd be complaining about your kids being home 3 days a week anyway. The majority of schools are doing some form of virtual learning, with just 86 schools opting for full-time in-person learning. The majority of districts — 446 — have opted for a hybrid approach. https://www.nj.com/education/2021/01/is-your-...10-nj-districts.html |
meh he sort of has a point. Didn't appreciate his very slick attempt to compare COVID to the flu, the screaming and the garbage collectors to teachers argument, he is right that we are 1 year in and there has been 0 progress or plan. It is frustrating. |
Had to watch the video because one of my high school classmates is a very angry parent in LCPS and I truly thought it might be him. Surprised that it isn't. |