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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you have an immunocompromised kid, I don’t think any school will pressure parents to keep kids home outside of the health policy and people will push the edges as far as 24 hours after a fever, etc. Parents have to work and kids need to go to school. Instead, look for ways they can keep your kid relatively safer like good circulation, enforcing handwashing, etc. [/quote] +1. My friend has an immunocompromised kid (open heart surgery as an infant). She talked with the teacher and purchased a fancy air purifier for the class. Teacher then assigned the kid a seat closest to it. Not sure it helped, but it didn't hurt. There will always be kids arriving in the morning with a good dose of Tylenol or Mortin (or both) in their system to get through the day, no matter what school public or private. Control what you can, but have reasonable expectations, and it'll be ok. [/quote]
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