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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They aren’t planning on going back, it’s not even on the table. Just a hunch.  It’s embarrassing. The one school in the area that’s suppose to be the “outside all day school” can’t get their sh*t together.  They are waiting for flu season and cold weather to bring people back... please[/quote]

It is mind boggling. Is it the board, administration or teachers responsible for this mayhem?[/quote]

Teachers are freaked out and admin is at fault for poor response to teacher concerns. [/quote]

And maybe teachers are also at fault for succumbing to irrational fear and not wanting to do their jobs[/quote]

And maybe you are an ignorant a-hole to vilify a whole profession with your bogus assertions, good grief, and I will bet money that you contaminate your children's minds with this kind of crap too.[/quote]

Sorry but the truth hurts. Teaching at younger ages cannot be done online. And there is no such thing as zero risk.[/quote]

Teaching and learning at younger ages is being done all over the country and the world, despite your pessimistic ranting and desire to paint all teachers as not wanting to do their jobs.  I think there is zero risk that you will crawl out of your depressing cave.  DL is obviously not optimal but greater minds than yours have made some decisions, I bet that truth hurts too.[/quote]

Just because it’s being done doesn’t mean it’s effective or productive or developmentally appropriate. [/quote]

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