Little Flower School Closed Due to Covid Outbreak

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Our school has had socials and we're all good. Everyone is vaccinated.

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Anonymous wrote:It seems that LF got overly comfortable as masks dropped. If they had evidence of positive cases in even one class then it would have made sense to postpone any large group social events.

Agree. The priority should be educating kids while keeping staff safe, not entertaining parents.

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Anonymous wrote:Due to Covid outbreak, LFS has gone to virtual learning (teachers offer 45 minutes of instruction a day) Wondering if any other schools in the area have had the same experience? I know things happen but it seems that Little Flower School could have done more to control the numbers. Like skipping the Father Daughter Dance last Saturday when the school already had covid cases. So Frustrating

You clearly aren’t a LF parent because there are several factual errors in your story that anyone with a child at the school would know.

I think the school itself is doing as well as they can with an extremely difficult parent group on their hands.

Yes apparently some parents were angry when they dropped masks at recess! Yikes!

These parents are welcome to go back to public school. The school’s culture changed dramatically with the influx of public school families fleeing pandemic closures.

That's a gross attitude. I think you are the problem with the school culture.

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Anonymous wrote:Due to Covid outbreak, LFS has gone to virtual learning (teachers offer 45 minutes of instruction a day) Wondering if any other schools in the area have had the same experience? I know things happen but it seems that Little Flower School could have done more to control the numbers. Like skipping the Father Daughter Dance last Saturday when the school already had covid cases. So Frustrating

You clearly aren’t a LF parent because there are several factual errors in your story that anyone with a child at the school would know.

I think the school itself is doing as well as they can with an extremely difficult parent group on their hands.

Yes apparently some parents were angry when they dropped masks at recess! Yikes!

These parents are welcome to go back to public school. The school’s culture changed dramatically with the influx of public school families fleeing pandemic closures.

That's a gross attitude. I think you are the problem with the school culture.

It is gross. I doubt public school parents were clamoring for the father-daughter dance that apparently caused the shut down. I’m sure they sent their kids there for the right reason - in person education.

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Anonymous wrote:Due to Covid outbreak, LFS has gone to virtual learning (teachers offer 45 minutes of instruction a day) Wondering if any other schools in the area have had the same experience? I know things happen but it seems that Little Flower School could have done more to control the numbers. Like skipping the Father Daughter Dance last Saturday when the school already had covid cases. So Frustrating

You clearly aren’t a LF parent because there are several factual errors in your story that anyone with a child at the school would know.

I think the school itself is doing as well as they can with an extremely difficult parent group on their hands.

Yes apparently some parents were angry when they dropped masks at recess! Yikes!

These parents are welcome to go back to public school. The school’s culture changed dramatically with the influx of public school families fleeing pandemic closures.

That's a gross attitude. I think you are the problem with the school culture.

It is gross. I doubt public school parents were clamoring for the father-daughter dance that apparently caused the shut down. I’m sure they sent their kids there for the right reason - in person education.

You need a different word than "gross". You sound like a four year old. You use it all over this board and it makes you sound uneducated and unsophisticated.

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Anonymous wrote:Due to Covid outbreak, LFS has gone to virtual learning (teachers offer 45 minutes of instruction a day) Wondering if any other schools in the area have had the same experience? I know things happen but it seems that Little Flower School could have done more to control the numbers. Like skipping the Father Daughter Dance last Saturday when the school already had covid cases. So Frustrating

You clearly aren’t a LF parent because there are several factual errors in your story that anyone with a child at the school would know.

I think the school itself is doing as well as they can with an extremely difficult parent group on their hands.

Yes apparently some parents were angry when they dropped masks at recess! Yikes!

These parents are welcome to go back to public school. The school’s culture changed dramatically with the influx of public school families fleeing pandemic closures.

That's a gross attitude. I think you are the problem with the school culture.

You clearly are not a parent at the school.

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Anonymous wrote:Due to Covid outbreak, LFS has gone to virtual learning (teachers offer 45 minutes of instruction a day) Wondering if any other schools in the area have had the same experience? I know things happen but it seems that Little Flower School could have done more to control the numbers. Like skipping the Father Daughter Dance last Saturday when the school already had covid cases. So Frustrating

You clearly aren’t a LF parent because there are several factual errors in your story that anyone with a child at the school would know.

I think the school itself is doing as well as they can with an extremely difficult parent group on their hands.

Yes apparently some parents were angry when they dropped masks at recess! Yikes!

These parents are welcome to go back to public school. The school’s culture changed dramatically with the influx of public school families fleeing pandemic closures.

That's a gross attitude. I think you are the problem with the school culture.

You clearly are not a parent at the school.

I am not. Why would I want to be part of a parent community that complains about "public school parents" ruining the "school culture"?

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Anonymous wrote:On their website Little Flower still has openings for Pre-K.
Maybe they overly expanded during pandemic and can't fill those spaces since schools have returned to in person?

I'm not surprised. There is a pre-k and k clique of mean girl moms that are notorious in the community.
Can't say that I would sign up for that brand for 8 years.

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Anonymous wrote:Due to Covid outbreak, LFS has gone to virtual learning (teachers offer 45 minutes of instruction a day) Wondering if any other schools in the area have had the same experience? I know things happen but it seems that Little Flower School could have done more to control the numbers. Like skipping the Father Daughter Dance last Saturday when the school already had covid cases. So Frustrating

You clearly aren’t a LF parent because there are several factual errors in your story that anyone with a child at the school would know.

I think the school itself is doing as well as they can with an extremely difficult parent group on their hands.

Yes apparently some parents were angry when they dropped masks at recess! Yikes!

These parents are welcome to go back to public school. The school’s culture changed dramatically with the influx of public school families fleeing pandemic closures.

That's a gross attitude. I think you are the problem with the school culture.

You clearly are not a parent at the school.

I am not. Why would I want to be part of a parent community that complains about "public school parents" ruining the "school culture"?

Why are you even commenting on the school then?

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Anonymous wrote:Due to Covid outbreak, LFS has gone to virtual learning (teachers offer 45 minutes of instruction a day) Wondering if any other schools in the area have had the same experience? I know things happen but it seems that Little Flower School could have done more to control the numbers. Like skipping the Father Daughter Dance last Saturday when the school already had covid cases. So Frustrating

You clearly aren’t a LF parent because there are several factual errors in your story that anyone with a child at the school would know.

I think the school itself is doing as well as they can with an extremely difficult parent group on their hands.

Yes apparently some parents were angry when they dropped masks at recess! Yikes!

These parents are welcome to go back to public school. The school’s culture changed dramatically with the influx of public school families fleeing pandemic closures.

That's a gross attitude. I think you are the problem with the school culture.

You clearly are not a parent at the school.

I am not. Why would I want to be part of a parent community that complains about "public school parents" ruining the "school culture"?

Why are you even commenting on the school then?

Who says that I don't have older kids at the school?

[Anonymous]

Little Flower has issues that weren’t there four years ago but bad management of the pandemic isn’t one of them.

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Anonymous wrote:It seems that LF got overly comfortable as masks dropped. If they had evidence of positive cases in even one class then it would have made sense to postpone any large group social events.

Agree. The priority should be educating kids while keeping staff safe, not entertaining parents.

You clearly do not understand the purpose of a father-daughter dance. It is hardly for “entertaining parents.”

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Anonymous wrote:I really hope other schools take note because these parent social gatherings are ridiculous. Can we please keep kids in school and forego things like father daughter dances?!

I disagree. These types of events are an essential part of the school communities. More schools need to bring them back.

+1000

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Anonymous wrote:It seems that LF got overly comfortable as masks dropped. If they had evidence of positive cases in even one class then it would have made sense to postpone any large group social events.

Agree. The priority should be educating kids while keeping staff safe, not entertaining parents.

You clearly do not understand the purpose of a father-daughter dance. It is hardly for “entertaining parents.”

It is. It's a chance for the parents to get cute photos and the dads to hang out while the kids play. It's for the parents.

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Anonymous wrote:I really hope other schools take note because these parent social gatherings are ridiculous. Can we please keep kids in school and forego things like father daughter dances?!

I disagree. These types of events are an essential part of the school communities. More schools need to bring them back.

+1000

Ummm. No.