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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]THIS IS AN UNEXPECTED RESULT AND SHOULD HAVE BEEN ENTIRELY THE OPPOSITE OUTCOME.  THE WEATHER SHOULD HAVE MADE MORE OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES POSSIBLE TO LOWER THE INDOOR INFECTION RATES.  THE MOST PLAUSIBLE EXPLANATION (HOPEFULLY) IS A LACK OF INDOOR MASKING / CLEANING AND THE ASSUMPTION IS THAT THIS IS NOT A NEW OR DIFFERENT VARIANT IN PLAY.  REMEMBER THESE NUMBERS ARE JUST IN THE PAST 10 DAYS.[/b]

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Capitalized and bolded? You realize that school is conducted indoors, right? Outdoor activities are always going to be the exception that covers part of the day, not the entirety of the day. And cleaning is irrelevant. Anyway, numbers will come down, and I look forward to your deep thinking on that fact set.[/quote]
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Also, OP is acting like the only possible place Covid is being spread in the community is in schools. Spoiler alert: it’s not. Yes, there is a rise in cases in the community, and yes, that includes children who attend school. But that doesn’t mean they got it at school. I’m a HS teacher and had two students with Covid over the past two weeks. Both got it from parents, who got it at work.

About the only useful thing to see the list of elementary schools is that they are a proxy for zip code/town level data. However, I find the county website better for that because it includes all the adults too.[/quote]

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