Tested positive notices from MCPS every day

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

I'm the PP you replied to, and I don't see the nonsense. I assume there were 2nd and 5th grade siblings that reported being COVID positive. Our 5th grade is tiny and the two 5th grade classes spend half the day together. So maybe 65 kids were quarantined.

It's not nonsense, but it ends not just later in the fall, but when cases counts drop farther, probably after a substantial number of kids are vaccinated. Maybe spring or next school year. Or maybe it takes longer to end this sort of quarantine as official policy, but it becomes much less common as kids are vaccinated Etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

The nonsense ends when the positives stop. So, what are you doing to help stop the positives. You can still get and spread covid even vaccinated. So, without behavior, this is going to last a long time.

Positives will never stop. But you keep on waiting…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

I'm the PP you replied to, and I don't see the nonsense. I assume there were 2nd and 5th grade siblings that reported being COVID positive. Our 5th grade is tiny and the two 5th grade classes spend half the day together. So maybe 65 kids were quarantined.

It's not nonsense, but it ends not just later in the fall, but when cases counts drop farther, probably after a substantial number of kids are vaccinated. Maybe spring or next school year. Or maybe it takes longer to end this sort of quarantine as official policy, but it becomes much less common as kids are vaccinated Etc.

What you're describing doesn't even qualify as nonsense. It's jackassery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

The nonsense ends when the positives stop. So, what are you doing to help stop the positives. You can still get and spread covid even vaccinated. So, without behavior, this is going to last a long time.

What are you doing to change your behavior? You used electricity and WiFi to make this post. How dare you put the power plant and telecom workers at risk with your behavior? Change your behavior!!!

PP, are you growing your own food? If not, why are you harming food producer, grocery store, and delivery driver employees? When are you going to change your behavior?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

I'm the PP you replied to, and I don't see the nonsense. I assume there were 2nd and 5th grade siblings that reported being COVID positive. Our 5th grade is tiny and the two 5th grade classes spend half the day together. So maybe 65 kids were quarantined.

It's not nonsense, but it ends not just later in the fall, but when cases counts drop farther, probably after a substantial number of kids are vaccinated. Maybe spring or next school year. Or maybe it takes longer to end this sort of quarantine as official policy, but it becomes much less common as kids are vaccinated Etc.

Parents NEED to keep their sick kids home. If there is any concern, parents need to get their kids tested. Blame it on the parents with the positive kids and stop complain as you knew this would happen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

The nonsense ends when the positives stop. So, what are you doing to help stop the positives. You can still get and spread covid even vaccinated. So, without behavior, this is going to last a long time.

They’re doing nothing to help stop the spread. These are the idiots going on vacations and then demanding schools stay open.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

I'm the PP you replied to, and I don't see the nonsense. I assume there were 2nd and 5th grade siblings that reported being COVID positive. Our 5th grade is tiny and the two 5th grade classes spend half the day together. So maybe 65 kids were quarantined.

It's not nonsense, but it ends not just later in the fall, but when cases counts drop farther, probably after a substantial number of kids are vaccinated. Maybe spring or next school year. Or maybe it takes longer to end this sort of quarantine as official policy, but it becomes much less common as kids are vaccinated Etc.

Parents NEED to keep their sick kids home. If there is any concern, parents need to get their kids tested. Blame it on the parents with the positive kids and stop complain as you knew this would happen.

Yes, we knew that MCPS would be incompetent and handle this poorly. That much should have been obvious from the beginning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

The nonsense ends when the positives stop. So, what are you doing to help stop the positives. You can still get and spread covid even vaccinated. So, without behavior, this is going to last a long time.

They’re doing nothing to help stop the spread. These are the idiots going on vacations and then demanding schools stay open.

What are you doing to stop the spread? Have you been outside your house in the last 18 months? Have you lived off grid and stayed self sufficient this entire time? Are you powering your computer right now with solar power?

[Anonymous]

The trolls (professional or not) are busy today!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Yes, we knew that MCPS would be incompetent and handle this poorly. That much should have been obvious from the beginning.

Eh? Things are going well for my kid so far. Major gripes: the bus comes too early, and homecoming will be on the football field.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

The nonsense ends when the positives stop. So, what are you doing to help stop the positives. You can still get and spread covid even vaccinated. So, without behavior, this is going to last a long time.

To begin with, vaccinated people are EIGHT TIMES less likely to become infected by the coronavirus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

The nonsense ends when the positives stop. So, what are you doing to help stop the positives. You can still get and spread covid even vaccinated. So, without behavior, this is going to last a long time.

Positives will never stop. But you keep on waiting…

This pandemic has Raghu us that virtual learning is a valuable tool, and we should be using it. Alas, too many parents ok with their kids getting sick/dying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

The nonsense ends when the positives stop. So, what are you doing to help stop the positives. You can still get and spread covid even vaccinated. So, without behavior, this is going to last a long time.

They’re doing nothing to help stop the spread. These are the idiots going on vacations and then demanding schools stay open.

Spread is actually pretty low here, but ok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
This pandemic has Raghu us that virtual learning is a valuable tool, and we should be using it. Alas, too many parents ok with their kids getting sick/dying.

Who's the "we" who should be using Zoom school? And what should "we" be using Zoom school for?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours isn't listed on the site yet. I don't think the OP was referring to ESS, because I think there was only one other notice, a week or two ago. But the entire 5th grade and one 2nd grade class was sent home yesterday.

When the vaccine becomes available for ES students later this fall, does this type of nonsense end?

The nonsense ends when the positives stop. So, what are you doing to help stop the positives. You can still get and spread covid even vaccinated. So, without behavior, this is going to last a long time.

They’re doing nothing to help stop the spread. These are the idiots going on vacations and then demanding schools stay open.

Spread is actually pretty low here, but ok.

It's gotten lower since schools open last month. We should have opened up more broadly last school year to help control the spread.