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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is no way that PGCPS will go back by March 1st.  They set metrics that need to be met and the county isn't even close to meeting them.
Although it sucks in many ways, we have hit our stride now. Our kids know when to go on line, what is expected of them and the technical glitches seem to have been dealt with.  If we go to hybrid, the kids will need to learn all new routines, classroom behaviors, etc.  I'm not sure it is worth the disruption at this point.   My kids are in 1st. 4th and 7th.  
IMO- they should bring back kids with special education needs full time and leave the rest in virtual learning.  [/quote]

You aren’t forced.  Keep your kids at home. Problem solved. [/quote]

I'm not worried about my kids, I'm worried about the teachers, staff, bus drivers etc.  I care about my neighbors.  Do you live in PGCPS?  Some elementary and middle schools are at +150% capacity.  How on earth will they be able to do social distancing there?

This should be a district by district decision.  What works in more rural areas of the state might not work in the rest of the state.

PGCPS has set these metrics.  When they are met, then they should go back. (current values in ()) 
Percent of Positive Cases falls between 5% - 8%  (9.6%)
Number of New Cases per Day 46 -91 (2970)
Average daily case rate (per 100,000 population) falls between 5 - 10 (33.83).

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