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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a Stokes parent and did not get any email about a plan would anyone be willing to post the email? I f*ucking love that school but if they don't open in the fall I will lose all respect. [/quote]

+1 at least hybrid. If other schools can figure it out so can Stokes. Once teachers are vaccinated DL shouldn’t be an option. [/quote]

Stokes classrooms are very cluttered and the building is quite old so they might have more behind the scenes work to do that you aren’t aware of[/quote]

Puhlease! You are going to use "clutter" as an excuse for not being able to offer hybrid? I will happily volunteer (and I know plenty of parents who will join me) to Marie Kondo the school so they can fit more students. [/quote]

Not PP, but the Stokes building and classrooms are physically very small. That makes it harder to get the required amount of space around each human.[/quote]

Yeah I know we go there. I was addressing the ridiculous comment about clutter. But none of the schools in DC have loads of extra space -- even big schools are overcrowded (700 kids in an ES) so on a per pupil basis they still have the same space constraints. How are they offering hybrid and more seats for CARES? [/quote]

Stokes also has a LOT of access to outdoor space. 2 playgrounds, an outdoor garden classroom and a FULL block of forest one block away fr Brookland location.  The east end campus is basically surrounded by a GIANT green space that is also fenced in.[/quote]

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