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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Duran: we are 5-days in-person unless forced to close by governor. [/quote] Yes!!!![/quote] Duh, that's been the plan since June.[/quote] Yes, but he had to reiterate that because the question keeps coming up. [/quote] Because NO ONE believes him based on his track record. [/quote] I believe him. His track record has been fine. Excellent given this extreme emergency situation. [/quote] NP here. Last school year, the date for young kids to start hybrid went from Oct to Nov to Dec to Jan & finally happened in March. So, yes, it’s hard to believe what he says about school opening. [/quote] Do people even read this thread they are posting in or do they just let their shrillest emotion take over when they open up DCUM. There Is A Law I feel like I'm taking crazy pills[/quote] You’re not the one with the crazy… I think the pandemic triggered mental health issues for some people. [/quote] I think the past year and a half as an APS parent has triggered mental anxiety over school issues... [/quote] DP. Not altogether irrationally, though. It’s been tough to watch the decline.[/quote] I think the parents suffered a damn decline. APS did fine with the hand they were dealt.[/quote] They pretty much folded. So if you're a fan of sitting out hands, I guess they did fine.[/quote] Except they didn’t. I just think there are a lot of obnoxious miserable know-it-all parents on here that need to chill. [/quote] Duran and the SB absolutely folded. They threw their hands in the air and gave up without even trying to get kids in school more than 2 days. No instruction March-June 2020 etc etc.. pathetic leadership that pats themselves on the back.. [/quote] Duran didn’t make the spring decisions as he was not superintendent until June. Can you imagine having this sh1tshow dropped on your lap? [/quote] True - but he will forever be remembered as the superintendent who cited "monumental logistical challenges" for getting kids in school more than 2 days/week. When nearly every single district surrounding us was able to figure it out.. he gave up.. at our kids expense. [/quote] I think it was a trade off. APS let families switch from virtual in March, April and May if there was space. I believe Fairfax had more kids going 4 days a week but stuck with original selection.[/quote] No, APS had more kids returning in-person for 2 days. Fairfax had a smaller percentage in-person for 4 days. [/quote]
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