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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The school you are talking about has more in-person students back than any school in the entire district. No exaggeration, no hyperbole, just literally more classes, more students, and more teachers back than any other school in the entire city. And you’re still complaining?[/quote] DP. If it were my kid shut out of K I would complain too. [/quote] Except the kid isn't shut out. The students are attending 4.5 days a week, with other qualified, caring adults facilitating virtual learning in the classroom. Is it ideal? Absolutely not. But it would have been much easier for the school to just keep the kids virtual at home all year, rather than facilitate some form of classroom. Some people (and one in particular - yes we all know who you are) just love to complain, without actually adding anything helpful or productive to the discussion. Unlike the many other parents at the school (not to mention the school administration and staff) who have been tirelessly working their tails off to make actual progress on reopening - even though perfect it may not be. [/quote] thank goodness for the parents willing to continue to be vocal about how schools continue to fail kids. that’s a good thing. trying to silence opinions you dislike is not good. [/quote] There's a difference between endless complaining, and working toward solutions for improvement. Complaining doesn't make change. Perhaps instead of just whining about how this isn't good enough, we should be talking about how to ensure this doesn't continue into next year. It will likely take work beyond just anonymous posts and singling out one or two particular teachers. Decision makers and those with the power to set the rules need to be identified, and publicity and pressure applied. It doesn't do any good to just whine on DCUM and listservs.[/quote]
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