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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also, report showed locks were often circumvented by staff and doors were often propped open. Administration knew and felt it aided teachers who forgot their keys. [/quote]

That's the problem with "crying wolf" so many times. It feels like "just another unneeded lockdown."[/quote]

Border crossers running into/on school property was a huge issue[/quote]

DP. That contradicts the fact that it was common practice to prop doors open. If it were a huge issue causing legit lockdowns, not just crying wolf, teachers wouldn’t risk propping doors open where someone who entered the country illegally. You can’t expect people to believe that school administrators believed that they were at imminent risk of someone breaking in and doing something that necessitated multiple lockdowns each week, but they also felt safe enough to allow teachers to prop open doors. [/quote]

The administration was the one who stated they were fine with the locks being deliberately bypassed and doors propped open because it was easier for teachers. The records show how often the school was locked down. There is no disputing these two facts in the report. The administrators might not, despite all this, have felt the students or themselves were at risk, nor apparently did the teachers. Unfortunately, they were quite wrong. How people FEEL is not important; what IS important is adhering to safety regulations.[/quote]

I’m not saying they didn’t happen. I’m saying the lockdown system was abused and people became numb to it. If your workplace locked down because of possible intruders multiple times a week, would your boss be ok with you propping open the door the rest of the time because Susie in accounting keeps forgetting her keys? Or would you think the lockdowns are maybe being overused? There’s a disconnect somewhere. It doesn’t make sense. [/quote]

So I guess don’t lock down and take that risk every time? It sucks that they had to lock down so much. Perhaps if we better protected our borders, there would not have been so many lockdowns since Feb 2022.  Again, it doesn’t matter how anyone felt. There was a constant risk due to location. If you live in an area where home invasions are high, do you leave your doors unlocked/open because you are numb to it? [/quote]

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