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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]They  are not vaccinated. Stop. Does anyone understand what  is happening?[/quote]

What are you talking about? Almost all FCPS teachers will be fully vaccinated before they even go back to work.[/quote]

For high school it doesn't matter.  Teachers of middle school and high school students will be at a high level of risk because their students have bodies that are like adult bodies, not kid bodies, and those students have not been vaccinated.  Just look at the Ballou teacher who died this past weekend.  It is obscene that that some of you expect teachers to expose themselves to such great risk when there is no reason for it.[/quote]

No.  Teachers of middle school and high school students will be vaccinated.

They will be vaccinated.

Let that poor Ballou teacher rest in peace.[/quote]

Apparently you aren't reading any science reports.  The vaccines have not been proven effective with the general population; the vaccines have only had an efficacy with a small self-selected population that does NOT resemble the general population.  The vaccines do NOT have any proven effectiveness against the new mutations.  Middle school students and high school students can carry the virus and infect teachers.  Even IF teachers are vaccinated they can still carry the virus home and infect others in their households.  Stop making stupid choices that have negative impacts on others.  If you want the "poor Ballou teacher" to "rest in peace" then start making smarter choices that wouldn't have placed her in harms way.  THAT'S the way to respect her and her family.[/quote]

Please educate us with a link to any one of these "science reports" that you've been reading.[/quote]

Don’t bother arguing with this person, pretty sure they’re an anti-vaxxer and if you believe that the vaccines work they call you a Trump supporter for some reason. Very weird troll. [/quote]

Here you are. I'll give you a little hint for the future. Don't dare someone to do something when you know that you are wrong and the other person is right. You'll get show up every single time. Idiot troll.

abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/covid-19-mutations-dampen-vaccine-effectiveness-75388593

www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2021/02/10/965940914/covid-19-vaccines-could-add-fuel-to-evolution-of-more-coronavirus-mutations

www.cnn.com/2021/01/12/health/coronavirus-mutation-south-africa-variant/index.html

Let me know when you decide that ABC, NPR and CNN are not valid enough for you.  [/quote]

So by "science reports", you're really talking about random news articles. I encourage you to read a little more to understand what they mean by reduced efficacy. It doesn't mean what you think it does...at all. However, I don't think you're a troll. I just don't think you're informed or intelligent.[/quote]

Sigh.  Efficacy refers to the trials with the self-selected small groups.  Effectiveness refers to the actual success in the real situation.  The poster is correct that the mutations render the vaccines less effective, sometimes significantly so.  It is an emerging situation and there isn't a lot of data because...wait for it...the situation is emerging.    (DP)[/quote]

??? Efficacy also refers to protection against serious illness. Which all of the vaccines have proven to have via real world evidence. What are you citing exactly?[/quote]

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