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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]15% of open DCPS classrooms have covid per DCPS' Ferabee.  So yeah happy to turn down a spot.  DCPS hasn't figured out how to bring us back safely[/quote]

This sure is a misleading way to state it, making it sound as if the whole classroom is affected, when it’s probably isolated cases in 15% of the classrooms.[/quote]

If its one classroom from one person it can a) spread and b) the classroom has to shut down and everyone needs to quarantine.

BTW this is how the Chancellor said it so......[/quote]

Right. But really all this shows us is there’s tons of COVID going undetected. Classrooms full of kids purposely selected for need in DC should be expected to have at least average community rates of COVID. 15% of classrooms... which could be 2 or 3% of students... is not surprising at all.[/quote]

It's 10 percent of the adults in schools.

And the CARE classrooms are not based on need all over the city.  We have housing insecure and very poor kids not in CARES classrooms but rich, white, two parent households sending theirs.[/quote]

CARES classrooms are based on need all over the city. You are wrong. Higher needs kids may have turned them down, but the spots were prioritized (in whatever grade level(s) the classrooms cover) all over the city. Schools only had flexibility on how to allocate seats post-priorities.[/quote]

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