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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not totally sure this is a terrible problem for the whole system, anyway -- teachers and in-person staff, having been vaccinated, should be protected. So the risk is only to families of other in-person kids, who presumably were willing to take on some additional risk.[/quote]

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Yeah, no.  It doesn’t stop with those families.  Then those families spread it in the community.[/quote]

Covid spread is mostly about demographics in DC.  Our kid has been back at school 4.5 days a week in a DCPS program that hasn't seen a single kid test positive.  School is overwhelmingly white and UMC. The risk is totally worth it. Not sure I'd feel the same way in a more diverse program.  Reality.[/quote]
Oh, lovely, UMC white doesn't actually get covid. 
https://twitter.com/DCPSCovidCases/status/1365415750547238929 
As of February 26, some Lafayette students were finally tested, 3 1/2 weeks after school started but 11 classes (100+ kids in K and 1st) were not tested, as DC Health 'ran out of time.' Also, teachers have now gone 3+ wks w/out testing.

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at least she's being honest but yeah[/quote]

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