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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Except no kids under 12 are vaccinated and you can still get Covid vaccinated.  [/quote]
This again? Yes, you [i]can [/i]get covid post-vax. But the chances of catching it are greatly reduced, as are the chances of transmitting it to someone else.[/quote]

And nobody cares about people under 12! They're not even people right?[/quote]

What is interesting is look at the covid positives in MS and HS where MCPS is not testing vaccinated kids.  So, they are just relying on parents being responsible and testing.  If it were just as simple as vaccines, when 1/2 of MCPS isn't vaccinated and the rest still are at risk of catching covid.[/quote]

But MCPS is testing vaccinated kids.

Also, on August 31 (the first day of school), the seven-day-average new case rate was 105.26 per 100,000 residents, and the percent of hospital beds occupied by patients with covid was 8.6%. Today (October 19), the numbers were 56.15 and 5.9%.

In August 2021 (i.e., before school started), there were 540 confirmed cases among people aged 0-9 and 557 among people aged 10-19; in September (i.e., after school started), there were 560 and 538.

So whatever MCPS is or isn't doing, the data show that school did not cause the predicted disaster.[/quote]

Only if there is a concern and opt in.  They are only trsting unvaccinated at our school staring this week.  [/quote]

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