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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I guess we are just really unlucky because 4 of my DD’s teachers are teaching from home. I know for a fact one is caring for her parents, so definitely not P1.[/quote]

Then that means your school admin granted her P2 which meant they felt they had the coverage to do so. A friend of mine has P2 through her school because of her husbands asthma but it ends in April when he gets his second shot. Then she goes back in.

PP, you can google the total staff. Your number is when they surveyed us last summer and asked PREFERENCE. Half probably did say they preferred teaching at home then, we knew there was no plan for safety back in July. The number actually granted P1 is small. Go look up total staff and divide it by 701 if you demand specific percentages. You’re capable. [/quote]

Not sure what “coverage” means. Admin got a proctor like everyone else.[/quote]

The proctor is coverage. Coverage means someone to cover supervising your class . [/quote]

Well by that definition any teacher can get “coverage.” If that’s the only criteria why make any teacher come in?  :roll: [/quote]

I don’t even know what argument you’re trying to make anymore. Nearly all teachers did come in. The 700 who didn’t have legitimate health reasons that meant they were granted the accommodation to teach at home. There are proctors for THEM, not for all. [/quote]

My point is - why did some teachers get P2 and some didn’t? It sounds like they were allowed to hire protons for P2, so why were some denied and others weren’t?[/quote]

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