MCPS will now send kids home for ten days based on symptoms only

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:what can we do to stop this madness?

By stopping to read the actual guidance, instead of believing a sh1tstirrer who says runny noses will be banned from school.

How many kids with a runny nose don’t also have a sore throat or cough?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

He left weeks ago and did not have a hand in this policy. This is proof you're ready to draw and quarter your favorite villains reflexively. Shame on you.

He announced his resignation, but doesn't leave for another week. Who do you think they were talking about when they said they worked with the Montgomery Department of Health and Human Services? And who has been one of the loudest opponents of allowing kids to go to school? Given that this policy didn't come from the CDC or state, it's pretty easy to infer who it came from.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

Gayles is gone. Keep up. Time to blame someone else. Maybe Obama?

gayles is gone on September 12. Per Bethesda Beat this was his guidance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

Gayles is gone. Keep up. Time to blame someone else. Maybe Obama?

gayles is gone on September 12. Per Bethesda Beat this was his guidance.

One final shameful act for an encore. Hopefully his successor will be brave enough to fix the wreckage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand!!! Can someone clarify this for me? If the kid is sent home (with his entire class) what about the kids on the bus? and the ones from his grade he might have played with at recess? Are they now going to quarantine the bus and the grade?

Shh. If you point out this ridiculous double standard they’ll likely just send the entire school home!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

Gayles is gone. Keep up. Time to blame someone else. Maybe Obama?

gayles is gone on September 12. Per Bethesda Beat this was his guidance.

I figured he left since the policy was more about politics than public health.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

He left weeks ago and did not have a hand in this policy. This is proof you're ready to draw and quarter your favorite villains reflexively. Shame on you.

He announced his resignation, but doesn't leave for another week. Who do you think they were talking about when they said they worked with the Montgomery Department of Health and Human Services? And who has been one of the loudest opponents of allowing kids to go to school? Given that this policy didn't come from the CDC or state, it's pretty easy to infer who it came from.

Not to mention that in his new position he has a vested interest in more testing and more doctors visits.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand!!! Can someone clarify this for me? If the kid is sent home (with his entire class) what about the kids on the bus? and the ones from his grade he might have played with at recess? Are they now going to quarantine the bus and the grade?

Shh. If you point out this ridiculous double standard they’ll likely just send the entire school home!

I also think they should down the school for 10 days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

Gayles is gone. Keep up. Time to blame someone else. Maybe Obama?

gayles is gone on September 12. Per Bethesda Beat this was his guidance.

I figured he left since the policy was more about politics than public health.

He’s been more about politics than public health since the beginning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand!!! Can someone clarify this for me? If the kid is sent home (with his entire class) what about the kids on the bus? and the ones from his grade he might have played with at recess? Are they now going to quarantine the bus and the grade?

Shh. If you point out this ridiculous double standard they’ll likely just send the entire school home!

I also think they should down the school for 10 days.

Poe's Law strikes again!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

Gayles is gone. Keep up. Time to blame someone else. Maybe Obama?

gayles is gone on September 12. Per Bethesda Beat this was his guidance.

I figured he left since the policy was more about politics than public health.

He’s been more about politics than public health since the beginning.

Forcing schools closed is bad politics. Not surprising, though. Bad doctor, bad leader...bad politician.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

Gayles is gone. Keep up. Time to blame someone else. Maybe Obama?

gayles is gone on September 12. Per Bethesda Beat this was his guidance.

Thank God for him! I’m grateful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

Gayles is gone. Keep up. Time to blame someone else. Maybe Obama?

gayles is gone on September 12. Per Bethesda Beat this was his guidance.

Thank God for him! I’m grateful.

Follow him to SF

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

Gayles is gone. Keep up. Time to blame someone else. Maybe Obama?

gayles is gone on September 12. Per Bethesda Beat this was his guidance.

Thank God for him! I’m grateful.

Thank God for his resignation. I'm even more grateful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gayles is such a hypocrite. Thinks he’s above the CDC guidance for his personal international travel yet talks MCPS into a policy stricter than what the CDC recommends for students. Jerk.

Gayles is gone. Keep up. Time to blame someone else. Maybe Obama?

gayles is gone on September 12. Per Bethesda Beat this was his guidance.

I figured he left since the policy was more about politics than public health.

He’s been more about politics than public health since the beginning.

Forcing schools closed is bad politics. Not surprising, though. Bad doctor, bad leader...bad politician.

It shouldn't be about politics, it should be about kids safety, their families safety and our communities safety.