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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Though, programs should similarly refund parents when they they close down a classroom due to an exposure, since that’s a decision the program itself made. There are few cases where a program is actually required to close down a classroom. Child care regulations and most preschool/child care handbooks only talk about excluding children that are actually sick-- not kids that have simply been exposed to someone that was sick.[/quote]

Not for kids under 2: 10 days is what the cdc says since they can’t mask on days 6-10 after exposure. Also, staff who are not boosted (and they’re not mandated to be) are not considered to be fully vaxxed and have to be out for 5 days after exposure. No staff=no kids.

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There's no requirement that childcare centers follow those rules. [/quote]

CDC doesn't make rules; they make recommendations.  They have no regulatory enforcement authority.  They say all kinds of things that no one pays any attention to.  Have you ever eaten a medium rare steak?  Consumed raw cookie dough?  Are you a female of childbearing age and have consumed alcohol without being on birth control?  Those are all things the CDC says not to do.  It also says that men who have sex with men should: have sex with their clothes on and not kiss while having sex to prevent the spread of monkeypox.  The people at the CDC must live in some kind of alternate reality.[/quote]

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