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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This fell apart pretty fast, and I agree with PP that I don't think this is all FCC parents. Noonan's email came out at 3 PM yesterday - don't you people take time to process before spewing anonymously online?! My frustration is with my friends and neighbors. Lots of chatter yesterday evening about getting an extra week of break and buying last minute tickets for Disney, Universal, etc. NOT THE POINT of this delay![/quote]

I’m an FCC parent who commented that. I am still processing this for sure and I say that as someone who really does want my MD kid back but I am questioning the timing. I think most of these rabid FCPS posters are forgetting that our 2 elementary schools did go back in person for all of 2 weeks before we took a pause at Thanksgiving but the numbers are so much worse now. I just don’t see the numbers being there for a January 12 return but hopefully before spring.

I’m really disappointed to hear that about people taking trips. We have been hunkering down and following the guidance including very limited Halloween and staying just our family of 4 for both holidays and 2 birthdays. I’d really like to get kids back in school and this is the sacrifice we are willing to make. This is just so frustrating. [/quote]

It’s extremely frustrating and the timing is beyond awful. I can’t help but think Noonan is determined to stick with his timeline to bring ALL students back in January and place blame if he can’t. He’s using a select few groups to test out his metrics and mitigation at the worst possible time. I have not heard a huge amount of support for this but he’s forging ahead anyway.  Why can’t anyone stop him? [/quote]

He shouldn’t be in a position where he is allowed to “experiment” with metrics and mitigation levels.  Teachers as test subjects?  What a morale booster.  What is scary is that you are actually round 2 of the test subjects.  The custodial staff might be considered round 1 and look how they fared.  
 
It would be great if there were some higher authority to keep such madness in check but I am afraid it is what they might call “turtles all the way UP.”  I assume you have the same Public Health head honcho that FCPS does - Dr. Gloria?  The one who couldn’t even control a TB outbreak properly in 2013?  The one who compared a covid outbreak in a school building to a lead pipe problem in the White House at a recent FCPS school board meeting?

I guess you can pray to the very highest authority (unless you are atheist) that Noonan finds common sense or just a base level of humanity quickly.  Wait a few months when teachers are (hopefully) vaccinated and/or classes can be held outdoors.[/quote]

Agree 100%. It’s also worth noting, for all the articles about schools reopening and why they should, there has been very little input from custodians, bus drivers, or staff who have been in person working with students this year. That’s a huge red flag. [/quote]

Nobody ever listens to them. They’re listened to and valued even less than teachers. And yes they are the highest risk and the ones who have already shown to be most frequently infected in schools that opened and have data. The group least infected? Admin but of course. [/quote]

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