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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The issue is you are not used to caring four your 4 kids all at once every day.  Suck it up.  We are great with it. [/quote]

We includes you and a partner who both work full time? Because, I'd be fine with it if I didn't have a job but I do and I take it seriously (as I should). I don't think anyone would be able to handle virtual learning for 4 children and working and feel it was going well.[/quote]
Yes, my husband and I are federal workers whose buildings are now open again. We have no telework options. My kids are older (4th, 6th, 7th and 10th) but we can’t trust them to log in daily without someone home managing it all day. We were home in the spring. We aren’t now since work has reopened.

I was trying to avoid childcare but it appears the rest of the county has been doing great with eLearning and I’m not overly sure my kids have been able to make all their classes. They aren’t getting marked absent so I guess that’s something.

This little one HATES it and is refusing to turn her camera on. At some point, I think we are going to call it and send the youngest to a virtual
Learning daycare because this isn’t getting easier. [/quote]

Does your work not have any flexible scheduling options. The government workers I know that do not have telework options, but are required to report (so DoD) all have offices open 24/7 and are allowed to come in evenings and weekends for work. It’s obviously hard, but if one does early morning until 3 and another does 12-8, you should be able to make it work better than both going in 8-5.[/quote]

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