as of today, how many kids do you have coming in?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My FCPS ES child's principal refuses to tell families how many kids will be in person vs virtual. I mean, we'll figure it out, but WTF?

It’s really not your business

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My FCPS ES child's principal refuses to tell families how many kids will be in person vs virtual. I mean, we'll figure it out, but WTF?

It’s very Interesting how 50% of the kids in FCPS are returning to school

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My MS daughter says all the girls she knows are staying virtual and all the boys are going back. She's worried she'll be the only girl in her classes in APS.

MS teacher, I have 39 students returning to school and the boys to girls ratio is 20:19
Block 6 has 6 boys and 0 girls
Block 2 has 6 girls and 2 boys

[Anonymous]

My outliers are block 6 and block 2.

[Anonymous]

On Phoenix I noticed that my ethnicity ratio is way off, my classes are about 40% white but hybrid white to non white ratio is 25 to 14

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My FCPS ES child's principal refuses to tell families how many kids will be in person vs virtual. I mean, we'll figure it out, but WTF?

It’s very Interesting how 50% of the kids in FCPS are returning to school

Where did you see that number? I don't doubt it, just curious. I'm an ES teacher w/ 80% of my students returning.

[Anonymous]

Both my kids’ APS schools have about 70% if kids coming back hybrid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My FCPS ES child's principal refuses to tell families how many kids will be in person vs virtual. I mean, we'll figure it out, but WTF?

It’s very Interesting how 50% of the kids in FCPS are returning to school

Where did you see that number? I don't doubt it, just curious. I'm an ES teacher w/ 80% of my students returning.

Fox https://www.fox5dc.com/news/most-students-in-dc-region-plan-to-stick-with-virtual-learning

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Both my kids’ APS schools have about 70% if kids coming back hybrid.

I heard the N Arl middles and Yorktown shifted a bit since December. More virtual.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My FCPS ES child's principal refuses to tell families how many kids will be in person vs virtual. I mean, we'll figure it out, but WTF?

It’s very Interesting how 50% of the kids in FCPS are returning to school

Where did you see that number? I don't doubt it, just curious. I'm an ES teacher w/ 80% of my students returning.

Fox https://www.fox5dc.com/news/most-students-in-dc-region-plan-to-stick-with-virtual-learning

Thanks. I guess my school and class are on the upper end of the %.

[Anonymous]

ATS reports that 55% of kids are hybrid.

[Anonymous]

Williamsburg reported 70% hybrid in December. But I’ve heard it is now lower.

[Anonymous]

my daughter's first grade class only has 7 kids returning out of 24.

I know because I am #7 - we switched because the teacher told me how low her numbers were. She is only going in for 2 days/week - they put all the in person kids on the same 2 days for her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My MS daughter says all the girls she knows are staying virtual and all the boys are going back. She's worried she'll be the only girl in her classes in APS.

Ha! I’m a teacher and I was just telling my husband last night most of my students returning are girls. I have several sections where it’ll be me and 2-3 girls. Gonna be pretty cute.

Since we have been told that kids in virtual and hybrid will be treated exactly the same, this shouldn't be an issue.

[Anonymous]

I have fewer than 20% of any class coming in, and the number will decrease over the week according to our registrar, who is processing requests.