Charters: What covid precautions has your school announced for the upcoming year?

[Anonymous]

Latin is optional.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Latin is optional.

From what source did you obtain that info? I hope it's true.

Cooper was making them mask indoors during orientation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Latin is optional.

From what source did you obtain that info? I hope it's true.

Cooper was making them mask indoors during orientation.

In the back to school email sent out on Friday to 2nd St parents, it was clearly stated that masks were optional.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just got an email from DCI that masking will be required at medium or high levels, but not at low level.

Medium seems likely for years. Though, at some point data may just not be available. I keep considering just moving to MA. High quality public education plus sanity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just got an email from DCI that masking will be required at medium or high levels, but not at low level.

Medium seems likely for years. Though, at some point data may just not be available. I keep considering just moving to MA. High quality public education plus sanity.

Same. I keep saying that l will just wait out one more year, But then I realized how absurd that is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just got an email from DCI that masking will be required at medium or high levels, but not at low level.

Medium seems likely for years. Though, at some point data may just not be available. I keep considering just moving to MA. High quality public education plus sanity.

Same. I keep saying that l will just wait out one more year, But then I realized how absurd that is.

Or you could just move to a DCPS. Half of us aren’t dealing with any of this anymore.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just got an email from DCI that masking will be required at medium or high levels, but not at low level.

Medium seems likely for years. Though, at some point data may just not be available. I keep considering just moving to MA. High quality public education plus sanity.

Same. I keep saying that l will just wait out one more year, But then I realized how absurd that is.

Or you could just move to a DCPS. Half of us aren’t dealing with any of this anymore.

DCPS comes with its own alternative set of problems for my kids.

This city's education just generally sucks.

[Anonymous]

ITDS requiring masks. I am so unhappy about this. No clear path for reconsidering like some other schools. It’s just too much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ITDS requiring masks. I am so unhappy about this. No clear path for reconsidering like some other schools. It’s just too much.

Seriously? This honestly makes me rule Inspired Teaching completely out for the lottery. Not just because of masks, but because of what it indicates about the culture.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ITDS requiring masks. I am so unhappy about this. No clear path for reconsidering like some other schools. It’s just too much.

This strikes me as pretty silly at this point. I could see a middle ground--mask required if the student isn't vaccinated, maybe?--but just flat-out requiring masks seems half a year behind the times.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ITDS requiring masks. I am so unhappy about this. No clear path for reconsidering like some other schools. It’s just too much.

This strikes me as pretty silly at this point. I could see a middle ground--mask required if the student isn't vaccinated, maybe?--but just flat-out requiring masks seems half a year behind the times.

Just got the email. I'm so friggin annoyed. I'm not usually a squeaky wheel but I think this is going to make me fire off a letter. Not that it will have any impact.

[Anonymous]

I wonder if a mask boycott would be doable. Something like not sending a mask with our kids and telling the school that as a parent you do not consent to having the school put a mask on the child. If the school tries to exclude large numbers of children whose parents refuse to allow them to be masked, then one could argue that the school is denying them a public education with no justification.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just got an email from DCI that masking will be required at medium or high levels, but not at low level.

Medium seems likely for years. Though, at some point data may just not be available. I keep considering just moving to MA. High quality public education plus sanity.

We are currently at low community spread status in DC. I am a DCI parent, so after we received this notice, I went to check our status. I am not thrilled with masks at medium spread, but we aren't actually at that now.

[Anonymous]

The CDC has DC at medium spread. This is all so ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if a mask boycott would be doable. Something like not sending a mask with our kids and telling the school that as a parent you do not consent to having the school put a mask on the child. If the school tries to exclude large numbers of children whose parents refuse to allow them to be masked, then one could argue that the school is denying them a public education with no justification.

Except that as a Charter I would think the school could tell kids they had to go back to their DCPS. I would totally boycott if I thought it would help.