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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've been hoping/praying for the CDC to reduce the distancing guideline to 3 feet for schools (especially elementary). It seems like it may actually happen, but I'm skeptical and reluctant to think Duran will put the effort in place to open schools full-time ASAP. Hopefully Northam signs the bill with the emergency clause and takes the power away from Duran, but what are everyone's thoughts here? [/quote] It will not happen until the fall. Plan accordingly.[/quote] Why not, if CDC reduces guidelines to 3 feet? Other than Duran and the SB not wanting to deal with logistics, aka - doing their job? [/quote] Do you have any idea how complex the logistics are? Offering a choice to the ones who,had to decide about virtual in December. Teachers, classrooms, bus routes, etc. Our numbers in this area are still not great. Just stop.[/quote] LCPS did it without offering a change to families who chose virtual. Only families who chose hybrid will move to 4 days a week.[/quote] That is total Bs, and I am not the suing type, but I would 100% sue APS if they did this. [/quote] You guys can stomp and sue all you want but the school year will be over before you get anywhere. They can’t make space where there isn’t any and you catch more flies with honey, so I’d quietly do that now instead of waiting and then pitching a fit. Yep!! A change would likely just be for elementary school if there’s a change at all. They still are saying kids need to be at least 6 feet apart with a mask during lunch, which is not possible at the secondary level in the cafeterias. Exactly. I’ve been very quiet in this whole debate, but we chose virtual back in December when the option was only two days on the table and no clue about when people would be vaccinated. They also threatened three days of asynchronous learning with that model. They try to go four days a week only for those already there, I will also dust off my inner Arlington Karen and be up in their faces. [/quote]You better get yourself on a hybrid waiting list. It's hard to say you have any right to in person if you've only ever requested virtual learning. APS isn't a mind reader.[/quote][/quote]
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