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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My dd signed up for a class that is foundational to her learning path. The school  was unclear about the mode of instruction till the last minute. Now the professor has made it mandatory that all students attend in person, with consequences if they don’t. The state I am in is a raging COVID hotspot and as a parent I am upset at this decision. I do not want my DD to face the risk of sitting in class. It’s a 2 hr class to boot and I can’t fathom how she can focus with a mask on her face, for that long. What is a logical way to address this with the school, without losing my mind?[/quote]

Unleash your rage in this order- department head, President of the school, board of regents. You have to be a pain in the ass. Make sure they hear from you 2-3 times a day. Your goal should be in person meeting with the president and or board. Those people hate interacting with “customers”. Do not let them tell you there are no face to face meeting because of the Pandemic. [/quote]

? OP’s kid is presumably an adult. [/quote]

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