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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] This principal just 100% prioritized teachers over parents. If s/he has capital to burn with parents (long track record of happy parents at the school), it’s the easier approach since s/he has to see the teachers every day. If s/he doesn’t have that capital, this will get her/him run out of the school. Frankly, parents at my school would revolt.[/quote] THIS[/quote] The principal is protecting the people that really matter: the teachers. Good on them. The teachers make the school. The last time I checked, my kid has 20 classmates, but only one teacher. The teacher makes the class and does the teaching. If the teacher gets COVID-19, sick, and heaven forbid dies, then that will be a tragedy that could have been prevented. Be glad you have at least a virtual teacher. Under the DCPS plan, eventually a teacher will get infected. I hope not, but with this DCPS plan, it will be inevitable.[/quote] I think part of the problem is setting the bar at ‘one teacher will get infected.’ The teachers going back don’t qualify for ADA and therefore I assume they are healthy enough to be going back to work. Getting infected is not the end of the world. Many DCPS teachers may have been infected going about their daily business. Of course everyone wants to be safe but this level of fear is unhealthy.[/quote]
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