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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also, we can't say definitively that the teacher got infected at school.  We know people in AZ have not really been staying home, so it's possible she could have got it somewhere else.[/quote]

It doesn’t matter where she got it.  The result will be the same for hybrid/in person.  The class/school will shut down for 14 days minimum.   [b]I don’t know why people are harping in getting it at school.[/b] It does not change the result. [/quote]

People are posting this story as supposed proof that it is unsafe for teachers to be in the school building (in support of 100% DL).  People are pointing out that she may have gotten it elsewhere.[/quote]

True, but it spread to the other two adults who were in school spending hours together but taking all recommended precautions. That's the dangerous part. [/quote]

Most transmissions are adult-adult or adult-kid.  I would definitely eliminate in-person contact between teachers/staff in the fall, to the extent possible.  Staff mtgs can be virtual.  Teachers' lounge can be one at a time to get lunch.[/quote]

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