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Anonymous wrote:Threads like this in late July are so predictable. People calling for school closures and doom are an extremist minority who are detached from reality. It’s like a cult at this point.

Unfortunately there are ALOT of parents and public health official as like this in Montgomery County. Too many. And they have very loud voices. Our kids suffered for two years because of these ‘doom and gloom’ parents/public health officials.

I would hope that we know to ignore them by now, but I am not certain and could see schools having issues with closures due to quarantines, etc.

There’s no regional company on this any more. None of the other school region message boards even have a Covid thread on their first page. Fortunately, we now have a Superintendent that couldn’t care less what the hypochondriacs and shutins think.

It’s like you’re not even listening to what the actual problem is. The problem isn’t COVID itself… it’s that with sickness comes a staffing crisis. You cannot have open school buildings without anyone to run the schools. Or you do and you herd 100s of kids into auditoriums in the name of “education” bc many morons here think an open building automatically equals education. It doesn’t. If you actually cared about the education aspect, you’d realize this. Otherwise what you’re really saying is you’re just concerned with free babysitting and using “education” as the guise.

But how much is the staffing problem caused by required and extended isolation periods and how much is actual sickness?

Exactly! Remove the testing and extended isolation requirements.

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Anonymous wrote:What is the point of this post! Schools were in person last year and will be in a month.

You are pretty terrible and judge mental to talk about your neighbors child here. Vaccines are not stopping transmission. With no masking and no precautions and the newer variant highly contagious it’s going to be another bumpy year. So, saying you are vaccinated is meaningless in terms of spread.

If you want families to return, what are you going to do to make it safe. Not everyone is ok getting Covid nor getting it multiple times.

MCPS can't even run summer school buses or staff summer school programs. The writing is on the wall for how August is going to go.

One reason we are staying another year in Virtual. We want the stability and not to have to worry about this stuff.

Not quite child abuse, but certainly crappy parenting.

Posts like this show just how out of touch MoCo parents are with the rest of the world. So many elementary kids have been virtual for YEARS pre-pandemic for various reasons. Most other places are much more progressive than MoCo. Just because other students learn in ways that you don't agree with, doesnt make these parents bad. It's a really pathetic take and having such a closed mind sounds horrific.

This is interesting that you think MOCO parents are not in touch with the rest of the world because we are not serious enough about mitigation?! I would say the opposite. The rest of the country outside of LA and littles in NY have been living mask free the whole time!

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Anonymous wrote:Threads like this in late July are so predictable. People calling for school closures and doom are an extremist minority who are detached from reality. It’s like a cult at this point.

Unfortunately there are ALOT of parents and public health official as like this in Montgomery County. Too many. And they have very loud voices. Our kids suffered for two years because of these ‘doom and gloom’ parents/public health officials.

I would hope that we know to ignore them by now, but I am not certain and could see schools having issues with closures due to quarantines, etc.

There’s no regional company on this any more. None of the other school region message boards even have a Covid thread on their first page. Fortunately, we now have a Superintendent that couldn’t care less what the hypochondriacs and shutins think.

It’s like you’re not even listening to what the actual problem is. The problem isn’t COVID itself… it’s that with sickness comes a staffing crisis. You cannot have open school buildings without anyone to run the schools. Or you do and you herd 100s of kids into auditoriums in the name of “education” bc many morons here think an open building automatically equals education. It doesn’t. If you actually cared about the education aspect, you’d realize this. Otherwise what you’re really saying is you’re just concerned with free babysitting and using “education” as the guise.

But how much is the staffing problem caused by required and extended isolation periods and how much is actual sickness?

Exactly! Remove the testing and extended isolation requirements.

+1 million

Remove the overly restrictive testing and extended isolation requirements. For everyone. Teacher, staff and students.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the point of this post! Schools were in person last year and will be in a month.

You are pretty terrible and judge mental to talk about your neighbors child here. Vaccines are not stopping transmission. With no masking and no precautions and the newer variant highly contagious it’s going to be another bumpy year. So, saying you are vaccinated is meaningless in terms of spread.

If you want families to return, what are you going to do to make it safe. Not everyone is ok getting Covid nor getting it multiple times.

MCPS can't even run summer school buses or staff summer school programs. The writing is on the wall for how August is going to go.

One reason we are staying another year in Virtual. We want the stability and not to have to worry about this stuff.

Not quite child abuse, but certainly crappy parenting.

Posts like this show just how out of touch MoCo parents are with the rest of the world. So many elementary kids have been virtual for YEARS pre-pandemic for various reasons. Most other places are much more progressive than MoCo. Just because other students learn in ways that you don't agree with, doesnt make these parents bad. It's a really pathetic take and having such a closed mind sounds horrific.

This is interesting that you think MOCO parents are not in touch with the rest of the world because we are not serious enough about mitigation?! I would say the opposite. The rest of the country outside of LA and littles in NY have been living mask free the whole time!

If you could read, you'd see I posted NOTHING about mitigation or even COVID. I was talking strictly about the rest of the country offering virtual options for years pre-pandemic. Parents here seem to equate virtual learning with bad parenting and it's laughable how behind the times that thinking is.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Threads like this in late July are so predictable. People calling for school closures and doom are an extremist minority who are detached from reality. It’s like a cult at this point.

Unfortunately there are ALOT of parents and public health official as like this in Montgomery County. Too many. And they have very loud voices. Our kids suffered for two years because of these ‘doom and gloom’ parents/public health officials.

I would hope that we know to ignore them by now, but I am not certain and could see schools having issues with closures due to quarantines, etc.

There’s no regional company on this any more. None of the other school region message boards even have a Covid thread on their first page. Fortunately, we now have a Superintendent that couldn’t care less what the hypochondriacs and shutins think.

It’s like you’re not even listening to what the actual problem is. The problem isn’t COVID itself… it’s that with sickness comes a staffing crisis. You cannot have open school buildings without anyone to run the schools. Or you do and you herd 100s of kids into auditoriums in the name of “education” bc many morons here think an open building automatically equals education. It doesn’t. If you actually cared about the education aspect, you’d realize this. Otherwise what you’re really saying is you’re just concerned with free babysitting and using “education” as the guise.

Like last winter? The handful of schools that lost the color coding lottery for a couple weeks? Or a couple anecdotes about auditoriums for a couple days? Covid is even a bigger non-story now. Nothing is shutting down.

It's amazing. It's like you still aren't listening. Not shocking. Who said anything about shutting down? No where in that post did it mention that. All it said was parents wrongly equate open buildings with education. Do you actually think kids were learning in January when they were stuffed into auditoriums with teachers who didn't teach their content? If you do, you're not very smart. Schools will continue like this in the fall due to staffing shortages and parents wont care because their kids are in school. That is fine but stop pretending it's about education because it obviously is not. It's about babysitting.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the point of this post! Schools were in person last year and will be in a month.

You are pretty terrible and judge mental to talk about your neighbors child here. Vaccines are not stopping transmission. With no masking and no precautions and the newer variant highly contagious it’s going to be another bumpy year. So, saying you are vaccinated is meaningless in terms of spread.

If you want families to return, what are you going to do to make it safe. Not everyone is ok getting Covid nor getting it multiple times.

MCPS can't even run summer school buses or staff summer school programs. The writing is on the wall for how August is going to go.

One reason we are staying another year in Virtual. We want the stability and not to have to worry about this stuff.

Not quite child abuse, but certainly crappy parenting.

Posts like this show just how out of touch MoCo parents are with the rest of the world. So many elementary kids have been virtual for YEARS pre-pandemic for various reasons. Most other places are much more progressive than MoCo. Just because other students learn in ways that you don't agree with, doesnt make these parents bad. It's a really pathetic take and having such a closed mind sounds horrific.

This is interesting that you think MOCO parents are not in touch with the rest of the world because we are not serious enough about mitigation?! I would say the opposite. The rest of the country outside of LA and littles in NY have been living mask free the whole time!

If you could read, you'd see I posted NOTHING about mitigation or even COVID. I was talking strictly about the rest of the country offering virtual options for years pre-pandemic. Parents here seem to equate virtual learning with bad parenting and it's laughable how behind the times that thinking is.

I disagree. Virtual is an option of course as is home schooling. Should not be something that comes out of a public school budget.

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Anonymous wrote:Threads like this in late July are so predictable. People calling for school closures and doom are an extremist minority who are detached from reality. It’s like a cult at this point.

Unfortunately there are ALOT of parents and public health official as like this in Montgomery County. Too many. And they have very loud voices. Our kids suffered for two years because of these ‘doom and gloom’ parents/public health officials.

I would hope that we know to ignore them by now, but I am not certain and could see schools having issues with closures due to quarantines, etc.

There’s no regional company on this any more. None of the other school region message boards even have a Covid thread on their first page. Fortunately, we now have a Superintendent that couldn’t care less what the hypochondriacs and shutins think.

It’s like you’re not even listening to what the actual problem is. The problem isn’t COVID itself… it’s that with sickness comes a staffing crisis. You cannot have open school buildings without anyone to run the schools. Or you do and you herd 100s of kids into auditoriums in the name of “education” bc many morons here think an open building automatically equals education. It doesn’t. If you actually cared about the education aspect, you’d realize this. Otherwise what you’re really saying is you’re just concerned with free babysitting and using “education” as the guise.

Like last winter? The handful of schools that lost the color coding lottery for a couple weeks? Or a couple anecdotes about auditoriums for a couple days? Covid is even a bigger non-story now. Nothing is shutting down.

It's amazing. It's like you still aren't listening. Not shocking. Who said anything about shutting down? No where in that post did it mention that. All it said was parents wrongly equate open buildings with education. Do you actually think kids were learning in January when they were stuffed into auditoriums with teachers who didn't teach their content? If you do, you're not very smart. Schools will continue like this in the fall due to staffing shortages and parents wont care because their kids are in school. That is fine but stop pretending it's about education because it obviously is not. It's about babysitting.

The PP literally said you can’t have open schools without anyone to run them. You’re so busy shouting/whining, you’re not even reading yourself.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Threads like this in late July are so predictable. People calling for school closures and doom are an extremist minority who are detached from reality. It’s like a cult at this point.

Unfortunately there are ALOT of parents and public health official as like this in Montgomery County. Too many. And they have very loud voices. Our kids suffered for two years because of these ‘doom and gloom’ parents/public health officials.

I would hope that we know to ignore them by now, but I am not certain and could see schools having issues with closures due to quarantines, etc.

There’s no regional company on this any more. None of the other school region message boards even have a Covid thread on their first page. Fortunately, we now have a Superintendent that couldn’t care less what the hypochondriacs and shutins think.

It’s like you’re not even listening to what the actual problem is. The problem isn’t COVID itself… it’s that with sickness comes a staffing crisis. You cannot have open school buildings without anyone to run the schools. Or you do and you herd 100s of kids into auditoriums in the name of “education” bc many morons here think an open building automatically equals education. It doesn’t. If you actually cared about the education aspect, you’d realize this. Otherwise what you’re really saying is you’re just concerned with free babysitting and using “education” as the guise.

Like last winter? The handful of schools that lost the color coding lottery for a couple weeks? Or a couple anecdotes about auditoriums for a couple days? Covid is even a bigger non-story now. Nothing is shutting down.

It's amazing. It's like you still aren't listening. Not shocking. Who said anything about shutting down? No where in that post did it mention that. All it said was parents wrongly equate open buildings with education. Do you actually think kids were learning in January when they were stuffed into auditoriums with teachers who didn't teach their content? If you do, you're not very smart. Schools will continue like this in the fall due to staffing shortages and parents wont care because their kids are in school. That is fine but stop pretending it's about education because it obviously is not. It's about babysitting.

Ok wait - so are you the same poster that is simply advocating for a virtual option indefinitely? Kids being in auditoriums etc may not be learning content out of a book or from a teacher but at least in that moment they are being social with their peers. That has to be worth something right?!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Threads like this in late July are so predictable. People calling for school closures and doom are an extremist minority who are detached from reality. It’s like a cult at this point.

Unfortunately there are ALOT of parents and public health official as like this in Montgomery County. Too many. And they have very loud voices. Our kids suffered for two years because of these ‘doom and gloom’ parents/public health officials.

I would hope that we know to ignore them by now, but I am not certain and could see schools having issues with closures due to quarantines, etc.

There’s no regional company on this any more. None of the other school region message boards even have a Covid thread on their first page. Fortunately, we now have a Superintendent that couldn’t care less what the hypochondriacs and shutins think.

It’s like you’re not even listening to what the actual problem is. The problem isn’t COVID itself… it’s that with sickness comes a staffing crisis. You cannot have open school buildings without anyone to run the schools. Or you do and you herd 100s of kids into auditoriums in the name of “education” bc many morons here think an open building automatically equals education. It doesn’t. If you actually cared about the education aspect, you’d realize this. Otherwise what you’re really saying is you’re just concerned with free babysitting and using “education” as the guise.

Like last winter? The handful of schools that lost the color coding lottery for a couple weeks? Or a couple anecdotes about auditoriums for a couple days? Covid is even a bigger non-story now. Nothing is shutting down.

It's amazing. It's like you still aren't listening. Not shocking. Who said anything about shutting down? No where in that post did it mention that. All it said was parents wrongly equate open buildings with education. Do you actually think kids were learning in January when they were stuffed into auditoriums with teachers who didn't teach their content? If you do, you're not very smart. Schools will continue like this in the fall due to staffing shortages and parents wont care because their kids are in school. That is fine but stop pretending it's about education because it obviously is not. It's about babysitting.

Ok wait - so are you the same poster that is simply advocating for a virtual option indefinitely? Kids being in auditoriums etc may not be learning content out of a book or from a teacher but at least in that moment they are being social with their peers. That has to be worth something right?!

There hasnt been a single post here advocating for virtual indefinitely. READING COMPREHENSION MATTERS. I posted that virtual has existed for longer than the pandemic and parents in MoCo are out of touch because they equate bad parenting with virtual school. How is that advocating for "indefinite virtual." It's pointing out that having kids in school virtually doesnt make other people bad parents.

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Anonymous wrote:Threads like this in late July are so predictable. People calling for school closures and doom are an extremist minority who are detached from reality. It’s like a cult at this point.

Unfortunately there are ALOT of parents and public health official as like this in Montgomery County. Too many. And they have very loud voices. Our kids suffered for two years because of these ‘doom and gloom’ parents/public health officials.

I would hope that we know to ignore them by now, but I am not certain and could see schools having issues with closures due to quarantines, etc.

There’s no regional company on this any more. None of the other school region message boards even have a Covid thread on their first page. Fortunately, we now have a Superintendent that couldn’t care less what the hypochondriacs and shutins think.

It’s like you’re not even listening to what the actual problem is. The problem isn’t COVID itself… it’s that with sickness comes a staffing crisis. You cannot have open school buildings without anyone to run the schools. Or you do and you herd 100s of kids into auditoriums in the name of “education” bc many morons here think an open building automatically equals education. It doesn’t. If you actually cared about the education aspect, you’d realize this. Otherwise what you’re really saying is you’re just concerned with free babysitting and using “education” as the guise.

Like last winter? The handful of schools that lost the color coding lottery for a couple weeks? Or a couple anecdotes about auditoriums for a couple days? Covid is even a bigger non-story now. Nothing is shutting down.

It's amazing. It's like you still aren't listening. Not shocking. Who said anything about shutting down? No where in that post did it mention that. All it said was parents wrongly equate open buildings with education. Do you actually think kids were learning in January when they were stuffed into auditoriums with teachers who didn't teach their content? If you do, you're not very smart. Schools will continue like this in the fall due to staffing shortages and parents wont care because their kids are in school. That is fine but stop pretending it's about education because it obviously is not. It's about babysitting.

The PP literally said you can’t have open schools without anyone to run them. You’re so busy shouting/whining, you’re not even reading yourself.

Not the pp, but who is shouting? Seems like the only person upset is you. You're just blinded by your rage that all you read when you read anything critical about staff shortages is "THEY WANT VIRTUAL BACK FOR THE REST OF TIME!" The hysterics of it all.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Threads like this in late July are so predictable. People calling for school closures and doom are an extremist minority who are detached from reality. It’s like a cult at this point.

Unfortunately there are ALOT of parents and public health official as like this in Montgomery County. Too many. And they have very loud voices. Our kids suffered for two years because of these ‘doom and gloom’ parents/public health officials.

I would hope that we know to ignore them by now, but I am not certain and could see schools having issues with closures due to quarantines, etc.

There’s no regional company on this any more. None of the other school region message boards even have a Covid thread on their first page. Fortunately, we now have a Superintendent that couldn’t care less what the hypochondriacs and shutins think.

It’s like you’re not even listening to what the actual problem is. The problem isn’t COVID itself… it’s that with sickness comes a staffing crisis. You cannot have open school buildings without anyone to run the schools. Or you do and you herd 100s of kids into auditoriums in the name of “education” bc many morons here think an open building automatically equals education. It doesn’t. If you actually cared about the education aspect, you’d realize this. Otherwise what you’re really saying is you’re just concerned with free babysitting and using “education” as the guise.

Like last winter? The handful of schools that lost the color coding lottery for a couple weeks? Or a couple anecdotes about auditoriums for a couple days? Covid is even a bigger non-story now. Nothing is shutting down.

It's amazing. It's like you still aren't listening. Not shocking. Who said anything about shutting down? No where in that post did it mention that. All it said was parents wrongly equate open buildings with education. Do you actually think kids were learning in January when they were stuffed into auditoriums with teachers who didn't teach their content? If you do, you're not very smart. Schools will continue like this in the fall due to staffing shortages and parents wont care because their kids are in school. That is fine but stop pretending it's about education because it obviously is not. It's about babysitting.

Ok wait - so are you the same poster that is simply advocating for a virtual option indefinitely? Kids being in auditoriums etc may not be learning content out of a book or from a teacher but at least in that moment they are being social with their peers. That has to be worth something right?!

There hasnt been a single post here advocating for virtual indefinitely. READING COMPREHENSION MATTERS. I posted that virtual has existed for longer than the pandemic and parents in MoCo are out of touch because they equate bad parenting with virtual school. How is that advocating for "indefinite virtual." It's pointing out that having kids in school virtually doesnt make other people bad parents.

Are you the poster who doesn’t understand what “you can’t have open schools…” means or was that another poster’s reading comprehension issue?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Threads like this in late July are so predictable. People calling for school closures and doom are an extremist minority who are detached from reality. It’s like a cult at this point.

Unfortunately there are ALOT of parents and public health official as like this in Montgomery County. Too many. And they have very loud voices. Our kids suffered for two years because of these ‘doom and gloom’ parents/public health officials.

I would hope that we know to ignore them by now, but I am not certain and could see schools having issues with closures due to quarantines, etc.

There’s no regional company on this any more. None of the other school region message boards even have a Covid thread on their first page. Fortunately, we now have a Superintendent that couldn’t care less what the hypochondriacs and shutins think.

It’s like you’re not even listening to what the actual problem is. The problem isn’t COVID itself… it’s that with sickness comes a staffing crisis. You cannot have open school buildings without anyone to run the schools. Or you do and you herd 100s of kids into auditoriums in the name of “education” bc many morons here think an open building automatically equals education. It doesn’t. If you actually cared about the education aspect, you’d realize this. Otherwise what you’re really saying is you’re just concerned with free babysitting and using “education” as the guise.

Like last winter? The handful of schools that lost the color coding lottery for a couple weeks? Or a couple anecdotes about auditoriums for a couple days? Covid is even a bigger non-story now. Nothing is shutting down.

It's amazing. It's like you still aren't listening. Not shocking. Who said anything about shutting down? No where in that post did it mention that. All it said was parents wrongly equate open buildings with education. Do you actually think kids were learning in January when they were stuffed into auditoriums with teachers who didn't teach their content? If you do, you're not very smart. Schools will continue like this in the fall due to staffing shortages and parents wont care because their kids are in school. That is fine but stop pretending it's about education because it obviously is not. It's about babysitting.

The PP literally said you can’t have open schools without anyone to run them. You’re so busy shouting/whining, you’re not even reading yourself.

Not the pp, but who is shouting? Seems like the only person upset is you. You're just blinded by your rage that all you read when you read anything critical about staff shortages is "THEY WANT VIRTUAL BACK FOR THE REST OF TIME!" The hysterics of it all.

You struggle with reading comprehension as well? No wonder virtual was such a disaster.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Threads like this in late July are so predictable. People calling for school closures and doom are an extremist minority who are detached from reality. It’s like a cult at this point.

Unfortunately there are ALOT of parents and public health official as like this in Montgomery County. Too many. And they have very loud voices. Our kids suffered for two years because of these ‘doom and gloom’ parents/public health officials.

I would hope that we know to ignore them by now, but I am not certain and could see schools having issues with closures due to quarantines, etc.

There’s no regional company on this any more. None of the other school region message boards even have a Covid thread on their first page. Fortunately, we now have a Superintendent that couldn’t care less what the hypochondriacs and shutins think.

It’s like you’re not even listening to what the actual problem is. The problem isn’t COVID itself… it’s that with sickness comes a staffing crisis. You cannot have open school buildings without anyone to run the schools. Or you do and you herd 100s of kids into auditoriums in the name of “education” bc many morons here think an open building automatically equals education. It doesn’t. If you actually cared about the education aspect, you’d realize this. Otherwise what you’re really saying is you’re just concerned with free babysitting and using “education” as the guise.

But how much is the staffing problem caused by required and extended isolation periods and how much is actual sickness?

Exactly! Remove the testing and extended isolation requirements.

+1 million

Remove the overly restrictive testing and extended isolation requirements. For everyone. Teacher, staff and students.

This. Anyone who thinks masking is the key to keeping schools open is delusional (literally, at this point in the pandemic).

There are efforts brewing to advocate for mandatory masking this Fall. If you disagree, please let Dr. McKnight and the BOE know ASAP. The prioritization of COVID to the exclusion of all else in MCPS needs to end.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the point of this post! Schools were in person last year and will be in a month.

You are pretty terrible and judge mental to talk about your neighbors child here. Vaccines are not stopping transmission. With no masking and no precautions and the newer variant highly contagious it’s going to be another bumpy year. So, saying you are vaccinated is meaningless in terms of spread.

If you want families to return, what are you going to do to make it safe. Not everyone is ok getting Covid nor getting it multiple times.

MCPS can't even run summer school buses or staff summer school programs. The writing is on the wall for how August is going to go.

One reason we are staying another year in Virtual. We want the stability and not to have to worry about this stuff.

Not quite child abuse, but certainly crappy parenting.

Clearly it’s not either one and we put our kids first. You should try it.

You should try allowing your children to socialize with others in a normal environment, not raise them as if they are too delicate for this world. It won’t end well…

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the point of this post! Schools were in person last year and will be in a month.

You are pretty terrible and judge mental to talk about your neighbors child here. Vaccines are not stopping transmission. With no masking and no precautions and the newer variant highly contagious it’s going to be another bumpy year. So, saying you are vaccinated is meaningless in terms of spread.

If you want families to return, what are you going to do to make it safe. Not everyone is ok getting Covid nor getting it multiple times.

MCPS can't even run summer school buses or staff summer school programs. The writing is on the wall for how August is going to go.

One reason we are staying another year in Virtual. We want the stability and not to have to worry about this stuff.

Not quite child abuse, but certainly crappy parenting.

Clearly it’s not either one and we put our kids first. You should try it.

You should try allowing your children to socialize with others in a normal environment, not raise them as if they are too delicate for this world. It won’t end well…

For those families, kids aren’t eligible for parole until 18.