Would you put your ES student in a distance learning pod at daycare?

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Anonymous wrote:Any outbreaks at these places yet? Particularly since some of the are being held in schools deemed too dangerous because of the poor ventilation?

Kids are getting it but are asymptomatic mostly but there is eventually a spike that follows reopening.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Any outbreaks at these places yet? Particularly since some of the are being held in schools deemed too dangerous because of the poor ventilation?

Kids are getting it but are asymptomatic mostly but there is eventually a spike that follows reopening.

Places like FL are attempting to conceal the data. It got a lot of press when the person responsible for the statistics was fired for not towing the line. There was also even an article in the post today about another red state keeping it super secret.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Any outbreaks at these places yet? Particularly since some of the are being held in schools deemed too dangerous because of the poor ventilation?

Kids are getting it but are asymptomatic mostly but there is eventually a spike that follows reopening.

The SACC center at our local elementary school has been open for 3 weeks. They are following all the safety protocols. No outbreaks.

[Anonymous]

No freaking way! That would be putting them in close contact with others for no good reason. This is risky at best.

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Anonymous wrote:ZERO deaths ages 0-17 in Maryland. Daycares have been open since March. Schools, camps, sports, are now open too.

Can someone explain this massive risk?

Full time, indoors. Higher transmission indoors. Spreading to family members. Long term consequences of the virus other than death.

Daycares have been open full time. Aren’t they at risk too?

Kids don’t spread to family members. Not one case has been proven and most studies say they can’t. Kids aren’t dying or having long term issues.

Please stop.

This is demonstrably false misinformation. You want just one example? Look at the mayor of Atlanta. Her kid got it first per delayed testing results and then spread it to the rest of the family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have received emails from KAH, Bar-T and Primrose School stating that they will be opening up DL pods in their daycare settings for Fall. The plan is indoors with small static groups, safety measures (masks, hand washing), adult-supervised DL and outdoor play time. I am debating this option, but continue to have safety concerns. What do others think?

I wouldn't do it but I also love my children and wouldn't want to put their lives in jeopardy for my convenience.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Any outbreaks at these places yet? Particularly since some of the are being held in schools deemed too dangerous because of the poor ventilation?

Kids are getting it but are asymptomatic mostly but there is eventually a spike that follows reopening.

That's exactly what's behind the resurgence in Europe. Schools seem fine because kids rarely show symptoms but are causing an increase in community spread.

[Anonymous]

I don't believe in PODs. I don't see how they are that different than school. We just got a dedicated tutor who comes 3 days a week, I take a day and my wife takes a day. it works out without the drama of other parents

[Anonymous]

We are very happy with our 5yo at StudyHub 3 days/week, they facilitate and supplement the DL

[Anonymous]

I would just put my kids in regular in person school assuming there is a spot. It is basically the same risk level (which I don't think are significant), with fewer benefits of in person schooling. You are still distance learning with the limitations of DL -- you just have some more socialization opportunities and added child care. It is also probably more expensive.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any outbreaks at these places yet? Particularly since some of the are being held in schools deemed too dangerous because of the poor ventilation?

Kids are getting it but are asymptomatic mostly but there is eventually a spike that follows reopening.

That's exactly what's behind the resurgence in Europe. Schools seem fine because kids rarely show symptoms but are causing an increase in community spread.

Can you support this with any evidence?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any outbreaks at these places yet? Particularly since some of the are being held in schools deemed too dangerous because of the poor ventilation?

Kids are getting it but are asymptomatic mostly but there is eventually a spike that follows reopening.

That's exactly what's behind the resurgence in Europe. Schools seem fine because kids rarely show symptoms but are causing an increase in community spread.

Can you support this with any evidence?

LOL they sure can’t, because that is demonstrably false.

[Anonymous]

My daughter has a part time job teaching a pod at a child care center. Zero issues.

[Anonymous]

We're doing this two days per week for my kindergarten student. She loves it. No issues at all.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Any outbreaks at these places yet? Particularly since some of the are being held in schools deemed too dangerous because of the poor ventilation?

Kids are getting it but are asymptomatic mostly but there is eventually a spike that follows reopening.

No outbreaks at mine with over 100 kids (most are the daycare kids and there is one distance learning class for ES students). It has not shut down a single day.