Schools back in-person in 2022 due to mass-vaccine

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Anonymous wrote:Its interesting to me that everyone assumes that they are going back 100% five days once teachers/parents are vaccinated. I just posted this in another thread but our school told us this week that we will not resume full five days a week until all of our kids are vaccinated (until then it would be DL or hybrid if our numbers get better). We were told that they (school) are hearing a vaccine for kids will be ready to go by the end of the summer but I don't think I've heard much on that front.

No, we are not in DC but I guess what I'm saying is - don't assume that adults getting vaccinated means you are all returning full time unless your school has specifically communicated as much to you.

I'm actually curious if anyone else who posts here, no matter where you live, are in fact being told that by your school directly. We're in private FWIW.

People want so they assume and demand. It goes by numbers, not vaccinations. Vaccinations will help get the numbers down but its going to take a while. I would suspect at best we will be in hybrid in the fall.

Numbers have already peaked and are headed down.

And, come spring break and easter, they will head right back up.

That's actually not how it works, doomer.

Easter is not nearly as big of a holiday as Christmas and Thanksgiving, so I don't think it will be as big of a problem as anticipated.

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Anonymous wrote:Its interesting to me that everyone assumes that they are going back 100% five days once teachers/parents are vaccinated. I just posted this in another thread but our school told us this week that we will not resume full five days a week until all of our kids are vaccinated (until then it would be DL or hybrid if our numbers get better). We were told that they (school) are hearing a vaccine for kids will be ready to go by the end of the summer but I don't think I've heard much on that front.

No, we are not in DC but I guess what I'm saying is - don't assume that adults getting vaccinated means you are all returning full time unless your school has specifically communicated as much to you.

I'm actually curious if anyone else who posts here, no matter where you live, are in fact being told that by your school directly. We're in private FWIW.

People want so they assume and demand. It goes by numbers, not vaccinations. Vaccinations will help get the numbers down but its going to take a while. I would suspect at best we will be in hybrid in the fall.

Numbers have already peaked and are headed down.

And, come spring break and easter, they will head right back up.

That's actually not how it works, doomer.

Easter is not nearly as big of a holiday as Christmas and Thanksgiving, so I don't think it will be as big of a problem as anticipated.

But Spring Break is. You don't remember Trump's 'by Memorial Day this will be over' and all of a sudden numbers were cresting into the tens of thousands?

Seems laughable now but not so much when you consider 'only' 25 million people in this country have been infected. We have a population of 330 million.

In other words we haven't even hit 10% of the population to infect.

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Anonymous wrote:Its interesting to me that everyone assumes that they are going back 100% five days once teachers/parents are vaccinated. I just posted this in another thread but our school told us this week that we will not resume full five days a week until all of our kids are vaccinated (until then it would be DL or hybrid if our numbers get better). We were told that they (school) are hearing a vaccine for kids will be ready to go by the end of the summer but I don't think I've heard much on that front.

No, we are not in DC but I guess what I'm saying is - don't assume that adults getting vaccinated means you are all returning full time unless your school has specifically communicated as much to you.

I'm actually curious if anyone else who posts here, no matter where you live, are in fact being told that by your school directly. We're in private FWIW.

People want so they assume and demand. It goes by numbers, not vaccinations. Vaccinations will help get the numbers down but its going to take a while. I would suspect at best we will be in hybrid in the fall.

Numbers have already peaked and are headed down.

And, come spring break and easter, they will head right back up.

That's actually not how it works, doomer.

Easter is not nearly as big of a holiday as Christmas and Thanksgiving, so I don't think it will be as big of a problem as anticipated.

But Spring Break is. You don't remember Trump's 'by Memorial Day this will be over' and all of a sudden numbers were cresting into the tens of thousands?

Seems laughable now but not so much when you consider 'only' 25 million people in this country have been infected. We have a population of 330 million.

In other words we haven't even hit 10% of the population to infect.

Yeah, i know.

A vaccine so safe you have to be threatened to take it. A virus so dangerous you have to take a test to know you have it.

An election so secure you can’t examine the machines that ran it.

An economy so strong they have to pay you to stay home and not work. A society so free you have to be censored to re-imagine it.

[Anonymous]

Virginia government has offered a new bill requiring virtual school to be available from 2021 onwards. They're hedging their bets on the vaccine efficacy but what this also tells me is that all schools won't be fully in-person until 2022 at the earliest.

https://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?211+sum+SB1303

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Anonymous wrote:Virginia government has offered a new bill requiring virtual school to be available from 2021 onwards. They're hedging their bets on the vaccine efficacy but what this also tells me is that all schools won't be fully in-person until 2022 at the earliest.

https://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?211+sum+SB1303

It's not going anywhere. You should see the other bills in the Virginia legislature right now. Remember, sodomy was illegal in Virginia until 2014.