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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Folks - these are the guidelines today. Based on the information (misinformation?) provided by the CDC at the time. There is new information about COVID published from real researched studies (not Trump medicine) that: 1. Spread from asymptomatic individuals is minimal 2. Spread from touching stuff is minimal So this is new information this week - think about what this means. In my mind the 2 most important elements are: 1. check everyone daily before entering the building. 2. Wear masks to limit spread from airborne transmission of course lots of handwashing. I expect the numbers will change for how many children can be in a room safely given precautions and this will align with new guidance received from the CDC.[/quote] #1 and #2 are false. There is no new study and both claims were back tracked. They just said they believe majority was transmitted by airborne droplets, but without much more contact tracing there is no certainty. [/quote] There is sufficient evidence that surfaces are less important than previously thought and that child transmission and risk is relatively low to shape public policy, in part, around those facts. If it were about kids, kids would be back in school. It’s clearly about teachers and, while teachers are important, I just don’t understand why public policy is being shaped around prioritizing their interests over Chikdrens’ interest when they are doing a paid, voluntary job. No one said doctors, nurses, policemen,, mailmen, delivery workers, firemen, EMS, grocery store workers, garbage man, metro employees, bus drivers, etc didn’t have to deliver the service for which they are paid.[/quote]
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