Were all Arlington Diocese schools closed all week?

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St. Mary's in Alexandria opened today.

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Anonymous wrote:St. Mary's in Alexandria opened today.

Must be why we haven't heard from that one poster today.

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Anonymous wrote:St. Mary's in Alexandria opened today.

Really??? Wow!!! So proud of the school for OPENING. What great heroes. So bold. It’s so dangerous and scary out there today. Im going to go donate $5000.

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Anonymous wrote:St. Mary's in Alexandria opened today.

BFD. Costco and Walmart and virtually every other commercial entity has been open since last Tuesday. But I forgot — schools like st Mary’s are unique and special and can’t be expected to operate in less than ideal conditions.

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Anonymous wrote:St. Mary's in Alexandria opened today.

Must be why we haven't heard from that one poster today.

Spoke too soon.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes but athletics happened today. Which is so frustrating.

CYO athletics involve maybe 25-30 cars per game, that is nothing compared to school carpool traffic and logistics. The school parking lot can be cleared and ready for building use to happen with such a limited amount of people involved. The streets surrounding the schools were still impacted on Friday and may still are today, which is a separate issue that does involve carpool logistics.

Yes, same with fundraisers. Fundraisers are different, which is why at least one went forward on Thursday evening after school was closed. Sickening.

Which school is so hard up for $ that they held a fundraiser last week? This is the real tea.

This principal seems to care a lot about fundraising more so than previous administrations. They have hired a whole team to fundraise.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes but athletics happened today. Which is so frustrating.

CYO athletics involve maybe 25-30 cars per game, that is nothing compared to school carpool traffic and logistics. The school parking lot can be cleared and ready for building use to happen with such a limited amount of people involved. The streets surrounding the schools were still impacted on Friday and may still are today, which is a separate issue that does involve carpool logistics.

Yes, same with fundraisers. Fundraisers are different, which is why at least one went forward on Thursday evening after school was closed. Sickening.

Which school is so hard up for $ that they held a fundraiser last week? This is the real tea.

This principal seems to care a lot about fundraising more so than previous administrations. They have hired a whole team to fundraise.

It’s not unusual to have a development team. But not cancelling fundraisers while school is closed is weird.