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[quote=Anonymous]I can’t help but think that this whole model DCPS has created and will continue in the fall of the cohort/mixing rules aren’t relaxed are actually more like to lead to more spread. For instance, i have two DCPS kids and DH and I work fulltime. One got into in person term 3 and the other didn’t. Because of the one that didn’t and the short schedule for the one who did, we have a hodgepodge of nannies and babysitters to help with the kids. Also, because one didn’t get in and is suffering terribly from the lack of social interaction, we finally succumbed to the risks and have been enrolling her in extracurricular activities and setting up play dates often - all masked of course. Also, because my in person kid doesn’t get enough teaching time, we got him a tutor.  Point being, we have been super risk adverse this entire time but enough is enough and the kids’ emotional well-being and our careers are now on the line. So now my son who goes to school in person has a crap ton of extra exposure from all the different nannies and babysitters and tutor and his sister’s activities’ contacts. If they were just in school on normal schedules, their only contacts would literally be their classroom.

I’m wondering how representative of other families we are, in which case this part time and some in, some not nonsense is actually creating more risk of spread and risk to teachers. [/quote]

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