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Reply to "McKnight's discussion with health officer about in-person learning"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In short, they've put metrics around when an individual school may move to 14 days of virtual, but no system wide closure. Now the health dept guys is lecturing about hand-washing.[/quote] Thank you for the summary, PP, which I really really hope is accurate![/quote] The metrics are 5% or more unrelated cases within 14 days, or minimum of 10 in a classroom. Pretty reasonable I think. [/quote] 5% is huge. My son’s school has 2200 kids so they wait until they have 110 cases confirmed before doing anything. We know lots of kids at that point are carriers and a symptomatic so the number is really higher. I bet they’ll be at the 5% after the holidays but have no idea because the reporting system is flawed. They are basically saying that they are willing to sacrifice a certain number of lives before doing anything. It’s crazy. Our teacher shortages is about to get a lot worse too. MCPS is acting like we live in some backward districts in Florida or Texas. [/quote] I think a threshold of 110 cases in a 2,200 student high school is completely reasonable. The teachers should be vaccinated and boostered. Everyone aged 16+ in high school should be vaccinated and either boostered or at low risk of severe disease. Everyone aged 5-11 should have just gotten vaccinated. Everyone aged 12-15 should be vaccinated and can be boostered if at high risk. So why are you talking about "sacrificing lives"?[/quote] I believe its also over the course of 2 weeks, so it'll actually be pretty easy to hit that threshold[/quote] Why does the PP want to sacrifice lives? Is it for their personal convenience?[/quote] That’s ridiculous. We don’t say we’re “sacrificing lives” by driving, despite the large number of vehicular fatalities each year.[/quote] Ignore the PP. It's the "Inconvenience Troll". They slip that word into every post as if they're making a point. It's a crutch to cover up lack of critical thinking.[/quote] Seriously though.....is she real? Does she really think that all of us that want to keep school open ... hate our kids? find them to be an inconvenience? She is either a troll - which makes her a loser considering she has nothing better to do than rile people up. Or she is just an absolute maniac. Not sure what is better.[/quote] I think a troll. I find it hard to believe anybody could be that unwitty or dim. They throw that word (convenience/inconvenience) into literally every post they make because it helps start a food fight.[/quote]
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