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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My family still lives in upstate NY where I am from. They opened for hybrid instruction at the beginning of the school year in September and have stayed open this whole time even though their #s resemble ours. I don't know why we are so behind here in VA. There are successful models for them to follow, they don't need to reinvent the wheel. [/quote]

Is this in the rural part of upstate NY?

What are the capacity numbers for those schools? How many 100s of extra kids are crammed into each school building?

What % of families have health insurance and PTO for work?

Circumstances might be a wee bit different here in Arlington. 
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NP here - I doubt it.  I have a friend in Stamford Ct with a high school the same size as APS high schools.  They've been hybrid all school year.  Continued sports as well.   [/quote]

Same size - or the same extent overcapacity? 
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According to my friend very similar to here.[/quote]

Your friend is wrong. They are UNDERcapacity.

Page 39. 
https://www.stamfordpublicschools.org/sites/g/files/vyhlif3841/f/uploads/7940_stamford_ps_demographics_-_finalv2_jc_050217.pdf

Not comparable. Their middle schools are 56% capacity - no need to even do hybrid. 
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