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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not to be [i]that person[/i], but if DCPS had chosen to be virtual the first week back (like many many people advocated for), kids would have gotten 5 days of instruction. Which appears to be better than this mess of a week we were left with. [/quote] Disagree. I'd rather have no school and do things with my kids on my own schedule than useless virtual instruction.[/quote] Don't you think the whole rapid test to return plan has turned out to be a complete waste of time and money? [b]The results are now null and void.[/b][/quote] I don't understand this point at all. The results were going to be null and void the minute we let kids and parents go home to their communities yesterday. They were just a snapshot in time. Nothing more and were never going to be anything more. [/quote] Man. So that was most of a week lost, two days of distribution, tons of money, stress for teachers and parents picking up and uploading these things, for a snapshot of Covid at our schools that was only valid for less than 8 hours. Not worth it. [/quote] Disagree. Prior to that exercise it had appeared that omicron was even more prevalent in the community. It was good to get an idea of the level of asymptomatic infection.[/quote] and now we know there's an infection rate higher than rates moving all local universities to virtual learning for Jan, plus all of the unaccounted students who didn't respond or show up. Bravo![/quote] Let’s not emulate the insanity of what the universities are doing.[/quote] And let’s remember that the more virtual learning our k-12 students get, the less like they are to make it into these universities [/quote]
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