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In elementary? Yes, they are all over each other. I had three boys in a dog pile while waiting for busses last week. They have zero sense of personal space. This is what 5 days a week for everyone looks like. Without mandatory testing, this is the best we can hope for in terms of catching cases before we have full blown outbreaks.
—k teacher in a school with multiple classes quarantined [/quote]

A FIFTEEN-MINUTE dog pile?[/quote]

Common sense that kids are exposed sitting in a classroom for a 7-8 hour day. Come on use the big brain [/quote]

They get exposed, and we have an 86% vaccination rate. That’s how we will get to herd immunity. [/quote]

There is a 0% vaccination rate in Elementary school for students.  You may be ok with exposure and covid as you'll just send your sick kid to school but others are not.[/quote]

The teachers and staff are vaccinated. That’s how you protect those kids by vaccinating adults. If kids get exposed the consequence is minimal to the kids. Get a grip your kids will be exposed to all kinds of viruses. There is a major RSV outbreak currently, no vaccine against RSV. Children’s ICU is full with RSV infections. [/quote]

I hope we turn our attention ruin to an RSV vaccine next. Does the virus just not affect boomers or the elderly enough?[/quote]

https://www.pfizer.com/news/press-release/press-release-detail/pfizer-announces-start-phase-3-clinical-trial-adults-its
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