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Reply to "When Will MCPS Quarantine Rules Change?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Montgomery County is 98.9% vaccinated amongst those who are eligible. https://dcist.com/story/21/10/11/montgomery-county-hits-99-partial-vaccination-rate-for-eligible-residents/ When will we see adjustments to the quarantine policies that are putting an unnecessary burden on our kids and caregivers? Who do we contact to get movement on this issue?[/quote] Did you read the link you posted? It's for eligible residents who have received at least one shot. The percent of eligible residents who are [u]fully vaccinated[/u] is 90.1%. MCPS has been adjusting its quarantine policies since school started, and I would expect MCPS to continue to do so.[/quote] Even with one dose, people are protected against Covid. [b]Either way you look at it, we are way past what they said we would need for herd immunity.[/b] What is the goal at this point? Plus, we know that kids in Montgomery County have been safe from Covid. ZERO Covid deaths in kids age 0-19 since the beginning of this pandemic. https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/covid19/data/case-counts.html#deaths-age How are they justifying such strict quarantine rules in such a highly vaccinated county? [/quote] No, we are not. Rather self-evidently. There were 103 new positive cases in the county yesterday. There may be a case for loosing the quarantine rules, but "we've reached herd immunity" ain't it. Yes, quarantine is tough on families, I'm sincerely sorry if it's been tough on yours.[/quote] I thought herd immunity was the goal. Is the goal now to have zero cases? 103 positive cases. Out of over 1 million people. That is a tiny number. [/quote]
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