If your chid was wearing masks indoors at school at the end of last year...

[Anonymous]

Our some wears one pretty much all of the time in public. He will wear one at school this year, by choice.

[Anonymous]

We've worn kn95s for all of school last year but caught covid a few weeks ago so I will let the kids take a mask break for the next 90 days to ride the immunity then likely back to masking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We've worn kn95s for all of school last year but caught covid a few weeks ago so I will let the kids take a mask break for the next 90 days to ride the immunity then likely back to masking.

Absurd.

[Anonymous]

Yes

[Anonymous]

Indoor masking will continue for our kids.
Husband had covid at the beginning of the pandemic...turned into long covid...would not wish it on anyone. Kids went to camp this summer and the camp that welcomed people with testing but no masking had a pretty bad outbreak that gave our dd and 25 other people covid. Other camp that had kept masking the whole time had 2 symptomatic cases.

[Anonymous]

No one in our family has gotten the virus, so yes, DC will keep wearing masks

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one in our family has gotten the virus, so yes, DC will keep wearing masks

Masks for life!!!!!

[Anonymous]

As teacher, I'll likely quit if the school doesn't take appropriate measures to support faculty health in the coming year. At that point, it's just a failed transaction.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As teacher, I'll likely quit if the school doesn't take appropriate measures to support faculty health in the coming year. At that point, it's just a failed transaction.

Please stop with the threats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one in our family has gotten the virus, so yes, DC will keep wearing masks

No one in our family has gotten covid so we will keep taking the middle road-follow the rules of the school, respect other people's choices, have a mask available, aside from those rules it's up to you whether you mask or not. Last year, the school required masking until late spring and the kid chose to wear a mask until the end of the year, this year I think she will choose not to wear a mask.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As teacher, I'll likely quit if the school doesn't take appropriate measures to support faculty health in the coming year. At that point, it's just a failed transaction.

Please stop with the threats.

It's not a threat, it's a transaction. If you don't value me, but I value me, I have options

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As teacher, I'll likely quit if the school doesn't take appropriate measures to support faculty health in the coming year. At that point, it's just a failed transaction.

Please stop with the threats.

It's not a threat, it's a transaction. If you don't value me, but I value me, I have options

Every parent will value their child first and foremost as they should.

[Anonymous]

No

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As teacher, I'll likely quit if the school doesn't take appropriate measures to support faculty health in the coming year. At that point, it's just a failed transaction.

Please stop with the threats.

It's not a threat, it's a transaction. If you don't value me, but I value me, I have options

Every parent will value their child first and foremost as they should.

No one said that parents shouldn't value children .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As teacher, I'll likely quit if the school doesn't take appropriate measures to support faculty health in the coming year. At that point, it's just a failed transaction.

Please stop with the threats.

It's not a threat, it's a transaction. If you don't value me, but I value me, I have options

Every parent will value their child first and foremost as they should.

And teachers value themselves and their families over your kid - are you surprised by that?