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Reply to "In-person school plans"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Temp checks are basically Covid theater, anyway. Many people don't have fever (partic kids) and those who do are contagious before the fever, anyway. They need to design the classroom assuming that someone is sick-- i.e., distancing, masks, open windows, air circulation, etc. [b]They also need to minimize mixing of groups-- i.e., a sick kid could infect the 12-15 in their classroom but unlikely anyone else in the school.[/b] Forego the Covid theater so that people don't have a false sense of security.[/quote] Except that's not possible for middle school or high school, so it needs to not be a requirement.[/quote] That's an odd position to take. Are you just going to explain to the virus about high school class structures to convince it not to spread?[/quote] No, it's not an odd position to take. It's the position to take when you start from the premise that middle-school and high-school kids need to be in school.[/quote] Why do they "need" to be in person?[/quote] PP, we've been at this since March, it's now almost the middle of January, go figure it out for yourself.[/quote] Can’t figure it out. You need child care. Your problem. [/quote]
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