Houston Schools at a Safety Level 4

[Anonymous]

But yeah...nothing's going to happen - the DMV is in a magic anti-Covid school bubble.

[Anonymous]

Two kids just died in Virginia, but agree that people keep pretending this is an isolated problem.

https://www.nbc12.com/2021/08/20/vdh-reports-2-children-central-virginia-die-covid-19/

[Anonymous]

Tots and Pears

[Anonymous]

I looked it up, Conroe ISD has about 64,500 kids. Having 1.7% of the students infected at one time is an enormous percent.

[Anonymous]

so, no mask mandate at this school district.

What's the vax rate?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But yeah...nothing's going to happen - the DMV is in a magic anti-Covid school bubble.

When the DMV stops wearing masks and magically un-vax themselves, we can talk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But yeah...nothing's going to happen - the DMV is in a magic anti-Covid school bubble.

When the DMV stops wearing masks and magically un-vax themselves, we can talk.

News flash - none of the elementary school students and only half of middle school students in the DMV have access to vaccinations.

That is over half a million students.

In other words - an unvaccinated population the size of El Pason, TX, Akron, OH, Alburuque, NM, and Fresno, CA is about to be in 150-square foot rooms and tiny hallways in just three days.

[Anonymous]

Community spread levels matter. So yes it makes our kids safer that adults are vaccinated.

#science

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Community spread levels matter. So yes it makes our kids safer that adults are vaccinated.

#science

This.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Community spread levels matter. So yes it makes our kids safer that adults are vaccinated.

#science

Community spread is going to go up because kids are part of the community and in numerous states - they are overwhelming hospital pediatric wards.

#science

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Community spread levels matter. So yes it makes our kids safer that adults are vaccinated.

#science

Community spread is going to go up because kids are part of the community and in numerous states - they are overwhelming hospital pediatric wards.

#science

Link?

[Anonymous]

I have a feeling I should not wade into this, but what is your preferred outcome? The argument is all the schools should revert to virtual and not return in person at all?

Sorry, I see all the subjects to these threads and normally don't click on them. So maybe I should know this. But I'm curious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Community spread levels matter. So yes it makes our kids safer that adults are vaccinated.

#science

Community spread is going to go up because kids are part of the community and in numerous states - they are overwhelming hospital pediatric wards.

#science

Link?

Are you blind?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a feeling I should not wade into this, but what is your preferred outcome? The argument is all the schools should revert to virtual and not return in person at all?

Sorry, I see all the subjects to these threads and normally don't click on them. So maybe I should know this. But I'm curious.

Awareness. That's all. Don't say 'omg how is this happening in Fairfax or Loudoun or Bethesda, it didn't happen before!'

It's happening right now in Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Alabama, Florida. Schools are reporting thousands of Covid+s in students, pediatric ICUs are being overrun, and entire grade-levels are out in quarantine within 2 weeks of schools opening up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a feeling I should not wade into this, but what is your preferred outcome? The argument is all the schools should revert to virtual and not return in person at all?

Sorry, I see all the subjects to these threads and normally don't click on them. So maybe I should know this. But I'm curious.

Awareness. That's all. Don't say 'omg how is this happening in Fairfax or Loudoun or Bethesda, it didn't happen before!'

It's happening right now in Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Alabama, Florida. Schools are reporting thousands of Covid+s in students, pediatric ICUs are being overrun, and entire grade-levels are out in quarantine within 2 weeks of schools opening up.

And I can deduce you are not compelled by the possibility that masking and higher vaccination levels in the community will make a difference. Or the fact that kids in those states are probably exposed a lot more outside of their school environments.

Thanks for answering!