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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's a joke that you all think APS closed because of Fairfax County. This is all about Covid. You know that, right? I mean, get real. So many staff members would have called out sick b/c they have Covid or are isolating that APS could not reasonably staff ALL the schools. Stop blaming this on another school system - this is 100% about Covid and Fairfax is just taking the blame.[/quote] Will we be in better shape Covid-wise with staffing next week?[/quote] Hopefully- Duran said we were going to operate with only 60% of our staff before FCPS closed for weather- with it closing we were below 50%. That’s insane. Next week might be marginally better but be prepared for kids to be lumped into classrooms together and monitored by 1 staff member.[/quote]SB1303 requires this analysis to be done on a school by school basis. Did he present data by school? If not, it's just more APs handwriting and inability to do their jobs.[/quote] Right- so this is in part why I asked about the percentage of staff out for covid, and also because the APS dashboard numbers are not anywhere close to 40% out at most schools. I understand people called out for other reasons and that the total number pushed it over the top this week, but I'm just confused as to whether going forward, they are in fact looking at staffing on a school by school basis.[/quote]
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