Comparing Virginia and Maryland
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Anonymous
| I would honestly like to understand why Virginia public schools will return to hybrid next week and in Maryland even March seems wishful thinking... |
Anonymous
| Which "Virginia public schools" are you referring to, specifically, and what specifically are they doing when they "return to hybrid"? |
Anonymous
| Also which Maryland schools? |
Anonymous
| Fairfax hybrid next week |
Anonymous
| What? I’m an FCPS parent, and I haven’t heard that. |
Anonymous
| lol I'm in FCPS and that is not happening. even if it were I would keep my kids DL. But it's not |
Anonymous
| Arlington is doing this thing where teachers are going to teach from the classroom for a week starting Monday. Maybe that’s what you’re referring to? |
Anonymous
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"Virginia schools" aren't doing anything, and neither are "Maryland schools." Individual districts within both states make their own decisions, so there's no blanket comparison to be made.
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Anonymous
| Check Falls Church public schools |
Anonymous
C'mon. MCPS has a high school with more students than Falls Church's entire system. |
Anonymous
This is literally true. 2700 students in FCCPS. |
Anonymous
Oh, yea, Blair HS has 3200+ kids. |
Anonymous
| Ok then... if you feel it is ok kids in Falls Church are going to class next week while in MCPS this may not happen this calendar year, then there is no point in discussing anymore. My sense is that MCPS is behind the curve, and the neighbors are showing. Taxpayers should complain. |
Anonymous
Yep! Arlington has committed to beginning hybrid soon as well. |
Anonymous
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FCPS is sending kids back, first group in late February, for concurrent learning - 2 days in person.
Sounds like Loudoun is doing something similar. Not sure about Arlington and city of Alexandria. |