When should DC drop its school mask mandate?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it's pertinent to separate the residents and the educators, here. I don't think the DCist article provides a good window into what Ward 7 and 8 residents think, as the people (person?) asked were teachers. I can hazard a guess that one of the "Ward 7 educators" interviewed was Laura No Fuchs Left to Give. She's not really known for....well....rationality.

She has a class sizes that range from 11 to 22 student and is worried about her safety.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's pertinent to separate the residents and the educators, here. I don't think the DCist article provides a good window into what Ward 7 and 8 residents think, as the people (person?) asked were teachers. I can hazard a guess that one of the "Ward 7 educators" interviewed was Laura No Fuchs Left to Give. She's not really known for....well....rationality.

She has a class sizes that range from 11 to 22 student and is worried about her safety.

This woman Laura Fuchs
@DCWard7teacher
Is, based on her asinine tweets, the most psychotic "educator," I've ever seen. Does anyone know what school is unfortunate enough to have her? I would never in a million years send my child to a school that continues to employ someone as utterly void of reality as that nutjob woman

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's pertinent to separate the residents and the educators, here. I don't think the DCist article provides a good window into what Ward 7 and 8 residents think, as the people (person?) asked were teachers. I can hazard a guess that one of the "Ward 7 educators" interviewed was Laura No Fuchs Left to Give. She's not really known for....well....rationality.

She has a class sizes that range from 11 to 22 student and is worried about her safety.

This woman Laura Fuchs
@DCWard7teacher
Is, based on her asinine tweets, the most psychotic "educator," I've ever seen. Does anyone know what school is unfortunate enough to have her? I would never in a million years send my child to a school that continues to employ someone as utterly void of reality as that nutjob woman

Woodson High School. She's a nutter alright

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's pertinent to separate the residents and the educators, here. I don't think the DCist article provides a good window into what Ward 7 and 8 residents think, as the people (person?) asked were teachers. I can hazard a guess that one of the "Ward 7 educators" interviewed was Laura No Fuchs Left to Give. She's not really known for....well....rationality.

She has a class sizes that range from 11 to 22 student and is worried about her safety.

This woman Laura Fuchs
@DCWard7teacher
Is, based on her asinine tweets, the most psychotic "educator," I've ever seen. Does anyone know what school is unfortunate enough to have her? I would never in a million years send my child to a school that continues to employ someone as utterly void of reality as that nutjob woman

Woodson High School. She's a nutter alright

She's also a WTU-CORE founder and in some high-level position in the WTU.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think it's pertinent to separate the residents and the educators, here. I don't think the DCist article provides a good window into what Ward 7 and 8 residents think, as the people (person?) asked were teachers. I can hazard a guess that one of the "Ward 7 educators" interviewed was Laura No Fuchs Left to Give. She's not really known for....well....rationality.

She has a class sizes that range from 11 to 22 student and is worried about her safety.

This woman Laura Fuchs
@DCWard7teacher
Is, based on her asinine tweets, the most psychotic "educator," I've ever seen. Does anyone know what school is unfortunate enough to have her? I would never in a million years send my child to a school that continues to employ someone as utterly void of reality as that nutjob woman

Woodson High School. She's a nutter alright

She's also a WTU-CORE founder and in some high-level position in the WTU.

Says a lot about the insanity of the WTU if this woman is in charge of anything. Reading her tweets is like a deep dive into a paranoid alternative universe. I can not believe she's teaching kids.

[Anonymous]

Such kind statements. It always feels good to be appreciated by so many fans. I've been educating in DCPS for 15 years, so I must be doing something not quite so psychotic to keep my job. Sometimes I even win awards for it. Funny how that works.

When it comes to the article, if I were to be quoted, I would say my name. I stand by what I say and believe. Unlike the people who hang out in this forum. So I was not asked about anything for this article.

That being said, I believe that masking indoors in schools is important for the health and safety of us all given that we have higher rates of COVID than the population at-large and our student populations have very low rates of vaccinations.

Enjoy your continued trolling

-Laura

[Anonymous]

It's like a unicorn sighting!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's pertinent to separate the residents and the educators, here. I don't think the DCist article provides a good window into what Ward 7 and 8 residents think, as the people (person?) asked were teachers. I can hazard a guess that one of the "Ward 7 educators" interviewed was Laura No Fuchs Left to Give. She's not really known for....well....rationality.

She has a class sizes that range from 11 to 22 student and is worried about her safety.

This woman Laura Fuchs
@DCWard7teacher
Is, based on her asinine tweets, the most psychotic "educator," I've ever seen. Does anyone know what school is unfortunate enough to have her? I would never in a million years send my child to a school that continues to employ someone as utterly void of reality as that nutjob woman

Woodson High School. She's a nutter alright

I know Laura! She’s great. Fantastic educator and very much imbedded in the community at Woodson.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's pertinent to separate the residents and the educators, here. I don't think the DCist article provides a good window into what Ward 7 and 8 residents think, as the people (person?) asked were teachers. I can hazard a guess that one of the "Ward 7 educators" interviewed was Laura No Fuchs Left to Give. She's not really known for....well....rationality.

She has a class sizes that range from 11 to 22 student and is worried about her safety.

This woman Laura Fuchs
@DCWard7teacher
Is, based on her asinine tweets, the most psychotic "educator," I've ever seen. Does anyone know what school is unfortunate enough to have her? I would never in a million years send my child to a school that continues to employ someone as utterly void of reality as that nutjob woman

Woodson High School. She's a nutter alright

I know Laura! She’s great. Fantastic educator and very much imbedded in the community at Woodson.

She saved my dog from drowning once!

[Anonymous]

Laura, can you give us any insight on why the WTU doesn't seem to have any unity, and what that means for its bargaining power?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Such kind statements. It always feels good to be appreciated by so many fans. I've been educating in DCPS for 15 years, so I must be doing something not quite so psychotic to keep my job. Sometimes I even win awards for it. Funny how that works.

When it comes to the article, if I were to be quoted, I would say my name. I stand by what I say and believe. Unlike the people who hang out in this forum. So I was not asked about anything for this article.

That being said, I believe that masking indoors in schools is important for the health and safety of us all given that we have higher rates of COVID than the population at-large and our student populations have very low rates of vaccinations.

Enjoy your continued trolling

-Laura

What about all the kids and adults that have been responsible enough to get vaccinated? They should wear masks forever — even though case rates are quite low and not severe — because some people won’t be rational? That’s a whacked view.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Such kind statements. It always feels good to be appreciated by so many fans. I've been educating in DCPS for 15 years, so I must be doing something not quite so psychotic to keep my job. Sometimes I even win awards for it. Funny how that works.

When it comes to the article, if I were to be quoted, I would say my name. I stand by what I say and believe. Unlike the people who hang out in this forum. So I was not asked about anything for this article.

That being said, I believe that masking indoors in schools is important for the health and safety of us all given that we have higher rates of COVID than the population at-large and our student populations have very low rates of vaccinations.

Enjoy your continued trolling

-Laura

What about all the kids and adults that have been responsible enough to get vaccinated? They should wear masks forever — even though case rates are quite low and not severe — because some people won’t be rational? That’s a whacked view.

+1. Laura certainly has a right to her opinion; however, that should not be the basis of school policy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Such kind statements. It always feels good to be appreciated by so many fans. I've been educating in DCPS for 15 years, so I must be doing something not quite so psychotic to keep my job. Sometimes I even win awards for it. Funny how that works.

When it comes to the article, if I were to be quoted, I would say my name. I stand by what I say and believe. Unlike the people who hang out in this forum. So I was not asked about anything for this article.

That being said, I believe that masking indoors in schools is important for the health and safety of us all given that we have higher rates of COVID than the population at-large and our student populations have very low rates of vaccinations.

Enjoy your continued trolling

-Laura

What about all the kids and adults that have been responsible enough to get vaccinated? They should wear masks forever — even though case rates are quite low and not severe — because some people won’t be rational? That’s a whacked view.

Agree. Also kids too young to be vaccinated but also too young to mask effectively when anyone is being honest....
My 3 year old was overjoyed that her current school dropped masks last week. I am trying to explain to her that when we move to DC in a couple of weeks she may have to wear a mask. She told me, "I won't ever want to wear a mask indoors because I'm always going to want to suck my thumb."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Such kind statements. It always feels good to be appreciated by so many fans. I've been educating in DCPS for 15 years, so I must be doing something not quite so psychotic to keep my job. Sometimes I even win awards for it. Funny how that works.

When it comes to the article, if I were to be quoted, I would say my name. I stand by what I say and believe. Unlike the people who hang out in this forum. So I was not asked about anything for this article.

That being said, I believe that masking indoors in schools is important for the health and safety of us all given that we have higher rates of COVID than the population at-large and our student populations have very low rates of vaccinations.

Enjoy your continued trolling

-Laura

My understanding is that DCPS is in desperate need for teachers. I am not sure that I would hang my hat on my ability to keep a job in such an institution known for spending the highest amount Of money per student and yet quality remains an issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Such kind statements. It always feels good to be appreciated by so many fans. I've been educating in DCPS for 15 years, so I must be doing something not quite so psychotic to keep my job. Sometimes I even win awards for it. Funny how that works.

When it comes to the article, if I were to be quoted, I would say my name. I stand by what I say and believe. Unlike the people who hang out in this forum. So I was not asked about anything for this article.

That being said, I believe that masking indoors in schools is important for the health and safety of us all given that we have higher rates of COVID than the population at-large and our student populations have very low rates of vaccinations.

Enjoy your continued trolling

-Laura

My understanding is that DCPS is in desperate need for teachers. I am not sure that I would hang my hat on my ability to keep a job in such an institution known for spending the highest amount Of money per student and yet quality remains an issue.

+1

Also, lots of people who weren't or didn't seem crazy before Covid became so in the face of the virus. It's shocking to watch.