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Anonymous
And only 55 cases the second week. Cases will happen. So far, FredCo is an example of it being done well. |
Anonymous
Or even better you can stop reading the threads.. |
Anonymous
What are they doing well? |
Anonymous
Its a safety issue when bus is overpacked I guess. |
Anonymous
FredCo standards are way lower than Moco. There is no comparison in terms of number of schools, number of students and density. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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That's weird, TPES and PBES aren't there, right?
https://ww2.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/coronavirus/dashboard/positive-case-letters.aspx |
Anonymous
Why would MCPS report some cases and not others? I didn't get a notification for DC's school, but if I did and didn't see it up there I would email them. |
Anonymous
NP and I noticed those two schools weren't listed as well. But isn't it possible they haven't had cases yet? Or have I missed something? When I click my own school the only cases are from the spring. I don't see Burning Tree or North Chevy Chase either, off the top of my head. |
Anonymous
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Kennedy HS isn't there either. And the cases go back to April for all the schools.
So the schools that are missing are missing because there are no cases? Or no reporting? I suppose either is possible. It's all a matter of time. |
Anonymous
| MCPS randomly tests a small number of students. We eouldn’t know unless some one is obviously symptomatic. |
Anonymous
testing hasn't started yet... |
Anonymous
Spreading Covid! |
Anonymous
Maybe. But also, maybe not. They have 45,000 students. And over 2 weeks, less than a 100 have tested positive for COVID, and there's no indication that spread occurred in school They've gotten 10 days of in-person schooling in for all those kids. That's a win, no matter how you look at it |
Anonymous
Their schools aren't as overcrowded as ours. |