White flint children’s house in Montgomery decided to reopen starting 3/30!

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Anonymous wrote:I think it's pretty obvious who the essential workers are right now- do children from these private schools/daycares that continue to remain open or will open in the upcoming weeks come from families of grocers, pharmacists, doctors, nurses, janitors, police officers, medics, fire fighters, mail delivery..highly doubt it. This concept of supporting "working families" is disgusting and is strictly for profit.

It's a hard pill to swallow, realizing who is truly essential during a world wide crisis.

We know a family of health care workers- both husband and wife are ER nurses. Their child is living with another family for the next month because they are terrified of exposing their child to coronavirus. When will people outside of the medical field take this seriously?

Are you really that clueless? Not everyone has family or friends to take their child. We have grandparents close and one is healthy enough and in 15 years, has never see the child for more than 2 hours at a time. I could be dying and my mom wouldn't help.

You are really selfish and clueless to not realize that everyone can't just dump their kids on someone else. How many kids have you taken in?

Pump the breaks with the insults. This was ONE example of a family of essential workers and the choice they had to make. This is a family who is loved and admired by the community. Lots of “friends like family”. Unlike you. You sound completely unhinged and isolated. Maybe if you were a better person,
your community would help you, especially during desperate times.

Most people don't have anyone to take their kids long term. Be real. You are lucky if you do. I could be on my death bead and my mom wouldn't help. If I'm lucky she might text but I haven't heard from her in months. Would a friend help, probably but that's a lot to ask if its not an emergency. It has nothing to do with being a better person. I am the caregiver and I am the one who would step up and help. But, you will not so what kind of person does that make you? While I'm taking care of my MIL with severe dementia and my kids, what are you doing to help others? Let me know how easy it is to deal with someone non-verbal who needs 24/7 care while you sit on your high horse and preach about what others lives should look like. As, this is not the life I signed up for but family first.

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Any other Montessori schools opening up next week?