How will schools with mask mandates handle maskless kids starting next week (1/24)?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Mask less kids will be sent hone.

It’s your wish but it ain’t happening. So please draft your resignation letter, weakling.

Nah go look at Zieglers email. We call office to come get them and they stay in office while parents are called. So if your kid wont mask you will be inconvenienced and your kid will miss class til you all comply .

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Mask less kids will be sent hone.

It’s your wish but it ain’t happening. So please draft your resignation letter, weakling.

Nah go look at Zieglers email. We call office to come get them and they stay in office while parents are called. So if your kid wont mask you will be inconvenienced and your kid will miss class til you all comply .

Flash news. I’ll show up at dismissal. And I plan on teaching tomorrow unmuzzled. Sue me.

I’m sure your employer won’t have any problem with that.

You realize that whatever your stance, the EO doesn’t apply to teachers, right?

Does it look like I give af? I’ve been teaching unmasked all this time. Just wear it for virtue signaling and to save myself some energy and time answering dumbos’ questions.

Are you in NoVA? If you are saying you have been teaching in a NoVA public unmasked and haven’t been called on it, then I’m calling BS.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask less kids will be sent hone.

It’s your wish but it ain’t happening. So please draft your resignation letter, weakling.

Nah go look at Zieglers email. We call office to come get them and they stay in office while parents are called. So if your kid wont mask you will be inconvenienced and your kid will miss class til you all comply .

Flash news. I’ll show up at dismissal. And I plan on teaching tomorrow unmuzzled. Sue me.

I’m sure your employer won’t have any problem with that.

You realize that whatever your stance, the EO doesn’t apply to teachers, right?

Does it look like I give af? I’ve been teaching unmasked all this time. Just wear it for virtue signaling and to save myself some energy and time answering dumbos’ questions.

Are you in NoVA? If you are saying you have been teaching in a NoVA public unmasked and haven’t been called on it, then I’m calling BS.

Yes, HS in LCPS. Call whatever you like. I know it stings you to know some of us don’t comply nor do we care what your feelings are.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask less kids will be sent hone.

It’s your wish but it ain’t happening. So please draft your resignation letter, weakling.

Nah go look at Zieglers email. We call office to come get them and they stay in office while parents are called. So if your kid wont mask you will be inconvenienced and your kid will miss class til you all comply .

Flash news. I’ll show up at dismissal. And I plan on teaching tomorrow unmuzzled. Sue me.

I’m sure your employer won’t have any problem with that.

You realize that whatever your stance, the EO doesn’t apply to teachers, right?

Does it look like I give af? I’ve been teaching unmasked all this time. Just wear it for virtue signaling and to save myself some energy and time answering dumbos’ questions.

Are you in NoVA? If you are saying you have been teaching in a NoVA public unmasked and haven’t been called on it, then I’m calling BS.

Yes, HS in LCPS. Call whatever you like. I know it stings you to know some of us don’t comply nor do we care what your feelings are.

I have a kid in LCPS, and I don’t believe you’ve been teaching unmasked “all this time” without any sort of employment issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask less kids will be sent hone.

It’s your wish but it ain’t happening. So please draft your resignation letter, weakling.

Nah go look at Zieglers email. We call office to come get them and they stay in office while parents are called. So if your kid wont mask you will be inconvenienced and your kid will miss class til you all comply .

Flash news. I’ll show up at dismissal. And I plan on teaching tomorrow unmuzzled. Sue me.

I’m sure your employer won’t have any problem with that.

You realize that whatever your stance, the EO doesn’t apply to teachers, right?

Does it look like I give af? I’ve been teaching unmasked all this time. Just wear it for virtue signaling and to save myself some energy and time answering dumbos’ questions.

Are you in NoVA? If you are saying you have been teaching in a NoVA public unmasked and haven’t been called on it, then I’m calling BS.

Yes, HS in LCPS. Call whatever you like. I know it stings you to know some of us don’t comply nor do we care what your feelings are.

I’m sure you teach at one of the redneck western schools. DD’a teachers are all rational and properly masked over here in the eastern part of the county.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask less kids will be sent hone.

It’s your wish but it ain’t happening. So please draft your resignation letter, weakling.

Nah go look at Zieglers email. We call office to come get them and they stay in office while parents are called. So if your kid wont mask you will be inconvenienced and your kid will miss class til you all comply .

Flash news. I’ll show up at dismissal. And I plan on teaching tomorrow unmuzzled. Sue me.

I’m sure your employer won’t have any problem with that.

You realize that whatever your stance, the EO doesn’t apply to teachers, right?

Does it look like I give af? I’ve been teaching unmasked all this time. Just wear it for virtue signaling and to save myself some energy and time answering dumbos’ questions.

Are you in NoVA? If you are saying you have been teaching in a NoVA public unmasked and haven’t been called on it, then I’m calling BS.

It’s a troll

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is what some schools may be facing on Monday

https://twitter.com/BradKutner/status/1484537442199875584?s=20&fbclid=IwAR0HCQ_e4SYjU1mr4qQMqeZW5tjeQatvLJx2U3mYLmL4BrOQgfsKrblTpb4

Sounds like a great way to get arrested and charged with a felony.

This woman should absolutely face some type of charges for threatening to bring loaded guns to school. Sick!

+1

WTAF?

What will Youngkin do? Will he protect our schools against gun-wielding nuts like this?

If he remains silent on this, he will just be complicit in the threats and enable more of this behavior. His response, or lack thereof, will speak volumes about how he intends to govern the state and who he seeks to protect.

Virginia's own Jan 6 moment.
Youngkin faithfully following in Trump's footsteps....

Yup

[Anonymous]

I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.

What POS parents. Can you imagine putting your 6 yo in that situation?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.

What POS parents. Can you imagine putting your 6 yo in that situation?

The parents stuck around though, so they knew the kid would be sent home. I imagine they needed their child to be denied access to school/free public education, in order to file a lawsuit. I personally would never do something like this, but I'm sure the kid will be fine. They are probably taking them out to a pancake breakfast to celebrate the day off.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.

What POS parents. Can you imagine putting your 6 yo in that situation?

The parents stuck around though, so they knew the kid would be sent home. I imagine they needed their child to be denied access to school/free public education, in order to file a lawsuit. I personally would never do something like this, but I'm sure the kid will be fine. They are probably taking them out to a pancake breakfast to celebrate the day off.

So are they going to repeat the same tomorrow?

[Anonymous]

Any other schools besides Taylor where parents sent maskless kids?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know of at least one kid (1st grader) at Taylor ES in Arlington who was being sent home for not wearing a mask. I was there dropping something off and the principal was escorting the kid to their waiting parents.

What POS parents. Can you imagine putting your 6 yo in that situation?

The parents stuck around though, so they knew the kid would be sent home. I imagine they needed their child to be denied access to school/free public education, in order to file a lawsuit. I personally would never do something like this, but I'm sure the kid will be fine. They are probably taking them out to a pancake breakfast to celebrate the day off.

Can you imagine prepping your kid for something like that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any other schools besides Taylor where parents sent maskless kids?

Definitely some schools in western Loudoun had kids arrive maskless. Depending upon the individual school/principal students were either sent to the auditorium or home.

[Anonymous]

Praying for a slow and painful end for those advocating for endless masking.