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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Try again. APE organized a meeting between APS and a Harvard expert on ventilation to help advocate for better ventilation in schools. And now they are encouraging members to ask the state for more rapid antigen tests. Some serious APE-derangement going on. [/quote]

they only want rapid antigen tests to get rid of quarantines. APE members are not signing their kids up for the weekly testing that could actually help to stop outbreaks cuz they'd rather not know if their kids have covid. 
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This is incorrect.  Lots of people (including a substantial number who are not in APE) are concerned about signing their kids up because there is so little clarity around the testing protocols and risk that students who do not have covid will be needlessly excluded from school for multiple days at a time.  The number of families that have opted not to sign up for screening testing is orders of magnitude more than the number of APE members, so you can’t blame APE for this.[/quote]

Agree.

OP here. This is one area where I think APE could be useful - by pushing to obtain *more* testing supplies from the state. They should stick to topics like this instead of RWNJ talking points. 
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Dear lord OP, APE is already doing that!  Perhaps you should actually read the newsletter you keep trashing.[/quote]

Uh yeah. We already discussed this earlier and that is exactly what I said then. Guess you are catching up.

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So you agree that APE and their most recent newsletter are adding value.  [/quote]

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