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[quote=Anonymous]I believe some of it is the requirements that DC government has placed on the schools. These are the three that seem the most restrictive to adhere to: No more than 12 total individuals clustered in one group, and no more than one group per room[i] (so a school can't put more than 11 students in a huge space, like the gymnasium.) [/i] Grouping the same students and staff together each day and throughout the day. [i](I'm not sure what this requirement means - but if it means students 1 through 10 need to stay together each time they are at school, high school is going to be almost impossible. High school students don't all take the same identical classes.) [/i] No mixing between groups to include entry and exit of the building, at meal time, in the rest room, on the playground, in the hallway, and other shared spaces [/quote]
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