Is it just me or

[Anonymous]

Kids are no longer asking if they can go to the clinic??
It’s been 2 weeks but still..

[Anonymous]

What?

[Anonymous]

How would we know?

[Anonymous]

I agree with you.

Sprinkle a bit of salt on that guacamole and you’re onto something!

[Anonymous]

Ha ha!
You mean, now that the classroom teachers are expected to serve as the clinic in addition to teaching two groups of students in different places? The clinic is only for the suspected COVID cases now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ha ha!
You mean, now that the classroom teachers are expected to serve as the clinic in addition to teaching two groups of students in different places? The clinic is only for the suspected COVID cases now.

In LCPS that’s not accurate. The clinic is specifically for non-Covid and the newly designated “care room” (with its own staffer) is for suspected Covid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Ha ha!
You mean, now that the classroom teachers are expected to serve as the clinic in addition to teaching two groups of students in different places? The clinic is only for the suspected COVID cases now.



In LCPS that’s not accurate. The clinic is specifically for non-Covid and the newly designated “care room” (with its own staffer) is for suspected Covid.

I wasn't talking about LCPS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Ha ha!
You mean, now that the classroom teachers are expected to serve as the clinic in addition to teaching two groups of students in different places? The clinic is only for the suspected COVID cases now.



In LCPS that’s not accurate. The clinic is specifically for non-Covid and the newly designated “care room” (with its own staffer) is for suspected Covid.

I wasn't talking about LCPS.

No offense, but it's super-hard to tell what you were [b]talking about.