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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]oh, the FCCPS letter is on the website- that will work better- here's the link
https://www.fccps.org/article/616232[/quote]

Thank you.  That is so much more reasonable than the approach APS is taking.[/quote]

Actually, given this is an anonymous forum, I don't think it is.  I think the approach FCCPS is taking has everything to do with their sanctimonous pronouncements over the last several months that they would not change the 14 day quarantine with no possibility to test out that they freely imposed on young children, b/c 'we need people to get vaccinated' and 'our way out of this is vaccination,' and their absolute refusal to go anywhere near test to stay b/c it might discourage 'vaccination.'   The self-righteous superintendent whenever anyone challenged him on why he was keeping healthy kids out of school, even who had negative PCR tests would respond with 'b/c we need to encourage vaccination.'   He promised multiple times in numerous forums that vaccinated kids would not have to quarantine.   
Well- the reality is the vaccinated are likely to spread covid, much much more likely that those 6 year olds who were 'contacts' and had negative PCR tests.   The CDC acknowledges this in their recent guidance, which is why the 12-15 year olds have to quarantine.   
I personally think it is totally reasonable to jettison quarantine all together for contacts.  Or to adopt test to stay.   But when you are not willing to do either of those- from a transmission perspective, exempting people who have been vaccinated more than 6 months ago from quarantine doesn't make sense.[/quote]

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