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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Board members are posting on SM they had no idea their metrics were so high, didn’t understand or consult medical panels when setting them, and that LCPS is way out of alignment by far with local districts. They literally do not know what they are doing setting the metrics this high and then saying it will take 5 full days there before they would transition back to DL. At this point Northam is going to have to step in and say any district in the red of primary metrics can’t phase in. It cannot be left up to people who admit they do not know how this works. [/quote] “Board members” are not saying this. Looney Beth Barts is. She is an island unto herself and the other board members seem to largely ignore her.[/quote] She’s not looney to point out LCPS metrics were basically pulled out of thin air and have no relation to ANY other local district’s metrics. They’re foolishly high and frankly, parents should not have had to choose by 11/20 only to find out when these were published yesterday that their kids are going to be in school 5 more days after BOTH metrics set to the highest possible threshold are hit. That’s feels incredibly unsafe and based on nothing that is sound or reasonable. [/quote] She is a total loon. And any parent THAT worried about metrics was selecting DL anyway. Give it a rest.[/quote] You are ignoring an entire system of employees who do not have a choice and will be risking their health going in on insane metrics decided on a whim in a last minute agenda add to a meeting about BOUNDARIES. They are not making policy in good faith. [/quote] Mitigation works and the data backs this up. 6’ apart and masked. Yes I know there are sped kids who can’t do this, but we shouldn’t punish the kids who can mask and distance.[/quote]
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