Has Duran gone mad? (APS)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don’t get it. if the grocery stores are safe then the managers should be there. And the regional managers should be stopping in periodically for the day. Seems to me that the school board and senior leaders can handle a live meeting every 2 weeks if community spread makes it safe enough to return to school!

It’s been explained repeatedly. If you’re incapable of understanding, we can’t help you.

“Teachers and kids and the lowest paid earners like grocery store clerks and servers should be at work at risk but everyone else should still be able to work at home safely.” We know.

Yeah, that’s not it. Did you forget about all of the highly-compensated doctors working in person?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don’t get it. if the grocery stores are safe then the managers should be there. And the regional managers should be stopping in periodically for the day. Seems to me that the school board and senior leaders can handle a live meeting every 2 weeks if community spread makes it safe enough to return to school!

It’s been explained repeatedly. If you’re incapable of understanding, we can’t help you.

“Teachers and kids and the lowest paid earners like grocery store clerks and servers should be at work at risk but everyone else should still be able to work at home safely.” We know.

Yeah, that’s not it. Did you forget about all of the highly-compensated doctors working in person?

Their job has ALWAYS been to interact with and care for those who are sick and/or infectious. It’s MEDICINE. That level of risk has never been part of the other roles I described until this year. Meanwhile all you corporate desk workers are still WFH. Give me a break.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don’t get it. if the grocery stores are safe then the managers should be there. And the regional managers should be stopping in periodically for the day. Seems to me that the school board and senior leaders can handle a live meeting every 2 weeks if community spread makes it safe enough to return to school!

It’s been explained repeatedly. If you’re incapable of understanding, we can’t help you.

“Teachers and kids and the lowest paid earners like grocery store clerks and servers should be at work at risk but everyone else should still be able to work at home safely.” We know.

+1

I might starting posting that every time the ringleader from N Arl starts posting that return to school is a death wish or whatever nonsense is her post of the day ...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it'd be a great exercise to have APS figure out how to safely hold school board meetings in person - along with distance participation. I'd be a case study providing valuable info on what may be required for the classroom.

I fully believe teachers need to go back in person and I fully believe the Board can start meeting in person now. They should do so for their next meeting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it'd be a great exercise to have APS figure out how to safely hold school board meetings in person - along with distance participation. I'd be a case study providing valuable info on what may be required for the classroom.

I fully believe teachers need to go back in person and I fully believe the Board can start meeting in person now. They should do so for their next meeting.

100%. At an optics level it DOES NOT WORK to have leaders dictating students and staff are safe to go in a building if they’re on zoom. It doesn’t’! Use the mitigation yall concocted, it’s foolproof supposedly

[Anonymous]

So the teacher haters are *still* disparaging teachers 36 pages later?

We know you are vile. Point made. Go find something better to do with your time. Maybe...parent your kids?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don’t get it. if the grocery stores are safe then the managers should be there. And the regional managers should be stopping in periodically for the day. Seems to me that the school board and senior leaders can handle a live meeting every 2 weeks if community spread makes it safe enough to return to school!

It’s been explained repeatedly. If you’re incapable of understanding, we can’t help you.

“Teachers and kids and the lowest paid earners like grocery store clerks and servers should be at work at risk but everyone else should still be able to work at home safely.” We know.

+1

I might starting posting that every time the ringleader from N Arl starts posting that return to school is a death wish or whatever nonsense is her post of the day ...

Yes. You should do that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So the teacher haters are *still* disparaging teachers 36 pages later?

We know you are vile. Point made. Go find something better to do with your time. Maybe...parent your kids?

You think it’s bad now just wait til we are back in and they realized that still didn’t fix anything because we aren’t being set up for success

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don’t get it. if the grocery stores are safe then the managers should be there. And the regional managers should be stopping in periodically for the day. Seems to me that the school board and senior leaders can handle a live meeting every 2 weeks if community spread makes it safe enough to return to school!

It’s been explained repeatedly. If you’re incapable of understanding, we can’t help you.

“Teachers and kids and the lowest paid earners like grocery store clerks and servers should be at work at risk but everyone else should still be able to work at home safely.” We know.

+1. If the School Board said, "Hey, we are meeting virtually because we want to keep community spread as low as possible, and we want the BOS and our national leaders to shut down all non-essential businesses and require telework for everyone who is not an essential worker so that schools can remain open and health systems don't get overrun", that would be one thing. They aren't saying that. They're meeting virtually because THEY don't want to risk exposure to Covid but can't say so because it's terrible optics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So the teacher haters are *still* disparaging teachers 36 pages later?

We know you are vile. Point made. Go find something better to do with your time. Maybe...parent your kids?

It’s 9:38am on winter break. You don’t have anything better to do with your time than sh1t on the parents?

Go for a hike - the weather is nice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So the teacher haters are *still* disparaging teachers 36 pages later?

We know you are vile. Point made. Go find something better to do with your time. Maybe...parent your kids?

You think it’s bad now just wait til we are back in and they realized that still didn’t fix anything because we aren’t being set up for success

Teachers! Why aren’t you providing fresh n-95 masks every day for my kids?
Teachers! Why aren’t you providing weekly testing?
Teachers! Why don’t you have $3k air filters in your classroom?
Teachers! Why did it take hours for my kid to get into the classroom because the limited bus service?
Teachers! Why is your teaching time decreased because it took 2 hrs to get my kid to and from school and you’re dealing with temperatures, etc?
Teachers! Why are there outbreaks all over Arlington?
Teachers! Why are the bros still all drinking indoors?
Teachers! It’s ALL your fault!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don’t get it. if the grocery stores are safe then the managers should be there. And the regional managers should be stopping in periodically for the day. Seems to me that the school board and senior leaders can handle a live meeting every 2 weeks if community spread makes it safe enough to return to school!

It’s been explained repeatedly. If you’re incapable of understanding, we can’t help you.

“Teachers and kids and the lowest paid earners like grocery store clerks and servers should be at work at risk but everyone else should still be able to work at home safely.” We know.

+1. If the School Board said, "Hey, we are meeting virtually because we want to keep community spread as low as possible, and we want the BOS and our national leaders to shut down all non-essential businesses and require telework for everyone who is not an essential worker so that schools can remain open and health systems don't get overrun", that would be one thing. They aren't saying that. They're meeting virtually because THEY don't want to risk exposure to Covid but can't say so because it's terrible optics.

School Board doesn’t need to be in person to do their job effectively. Teachers do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So the teacher haters are *still* disparaging teachers 36 pages later?

We know you are vile. Point made. Go find something better to do with your time. Maybe...parent your kids?

It’s 9:38am on winter break. You don’t have anything better to do with your time than sh1t on the parents?

Go for a hike - the weather is nice.

I am a parent, brainiac.

Go spend time with your kids FFS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don’t get it. if the grocery stores are safe then the managers should be there. And the regional managers should be stopping in periodically for the day. Seems to me that the school board and senior leaders can handle a live meeting every 2 weeks if community spread makes it safe enough to return to school!

It’s been explained repeatedly. If you’re incapable of understanding, we can’t help you.

“Teachers and kids and the lowest paid earners like grocery store clerks and servers should be at work at risk but everyone else should still be able to work at home safely.” We know.

+1. If the School Board said, "Hey, we are meeting virtually because we want to keep community spread as low as possible, and we want the BOS and our national leaders to shut down all non-essential businesses and require telework for everyone who is not an essential worker so that schools can remain open and health systems don't get overrun", that would be one thing. They aren't saying that. They're meeting virtually because THEY don't want to risk exposure to Covid but can't say so because it's terrible optics.

School Board doesn’t need to be in person to do their job effectively. Teachers do.

Disagree. My kids are doing great with virtual learning, thanks to their teachers. I would also disagree that the School Board has been doing an effective job virtually. Maybe they should try meeting in person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don’t get it. if the grocery stores are safe then the managers should be there. And the regional managers should be stopping in periodically for the day. Seems to me that the school board and senior leaders can handle a live meeting every 2 weeks if community spread makes it safe enough to return to school!

It’s been explained repeatedly. If you’re incapable of understanding, we can’t help you.

“Teachers and kids and the lowest paid earners like grocery store clerks and servers should be at work at risk but everyone else should still be able to work at home safely.” We know.

+1. If the School Board said, "Hey, we are meeting virtually because we want to keep community spread as low as possible, and we want the BOS and our national leaders to shut down all non-essential businesses and require telework for everyone who is not an essential worker so that schools can remain open and health systems don't get overrun", that would be one thing. They aren't saying that. They're meeting virtually because THEY don't want to risk exposure to Covid but can't say so because it's terrible optics.

School Board doesn’t need to be in person to do their job effectively. Teachers do.

Their job is to instill confidence in the community. Show us how those procedure all work. We might even learn something from it.