Anonymous wrote:Not sure what kind of info you are looking for, or what you would do with that info. Is it a question of switching to homeschool or something? If so then I fail to see how an email from APS would be the difference maker there.

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Why do you need that info, OP? You help recruit subs?

Anonymous wrote:They stopped testing athletes so they don't have any data to report.

Wong, reporting is in real time and at your fingertips. 150+ have reported COVID positive today alone. There are 650+ kids with COVID across APS.

https://apsva.co1.qualtrics.com/public-dashboard/v0/dashboard/60d5f170495a0000108b9941#/dashboard/60d5f170495a0000108b9941?pageId=Page_c7dbca22-0199-45ae-94fa-a01dbf2296ee

Not sure what kind of info you are looking for, or what you would do with that info. Is it a question of switching to homeschool or something? If so then I fail to see how an email from APS would be the difference maker there.

According to the dashboard, 145 kids reported positive today? I counted quickly, but it was just page after page.

Anonymous wrote:They are entrusted with our children. Transparency is reasonable.

If they are wildly busy, they can still take 15 minutes to give a quick report.

Sorry no what you are asking is not reasonable.

Anonymous wrote:They are entrusted with our children. Transparency is reasonable.

If they are wildly busy, they can still take 15 minutes to give a quick report.

What exactly are you looking for? The weekly email from APS came out on Friday as it does every week. We got our school's weekly newsletter this morning as per usual. They do additional ad hoc messages - last month looks like there was one on Tik Tok, one on expanded Testing Hours, and one on Covid updates. Notifications of SB meetings or work sessions usually come out on Tuesdays.

Definitely not any sort of daily update, especially before noon on only the second day back.

Anonymous wrote:They are entrusted with our children. Transparency is reasonable.

If they are wildly busy, they can still take 15 minutes to give a quick report.

But what information do you want them to report. They will not report which teachers are out, etc. You can look at the dashboard if you are curious how many students/teachers at your school are positive. Our school had asymptomatic testing yesterday and we got the school wide email that 3 kids that were in school tested positive. Thats about all the info you can expect.

Anonymous wrote:Unless I’ve missed it, the last APS update on Covid was last week.

Was there an update on how first day back was? A report on staffing needs, with specifics per school? When masks and tests kits will be delivered?

My school totally silent.

Good grief.

Maybe they are just not that into you.

They are entrusted with our children. Transparency is reasonable.

If they are wildly busy, they can still take 15 minutes to give a quick report.

What do you want them to say? They're kind of busy.

We got emails from both my kids' schools before they went back.

Asking your administrators to take time out to give you a report on staffing needs when they're probably short staffed and could better spend their time actually assisting teachers and students seems kind of...clueless, don't you think?

Schools are open, nothing new to report. Go to the COVID dashboard if you want to see the stats on cases and close contacts. They've gotten so much criticism this past week for things outside their control (weather, not enough teachers/subs), I don't know why they would say anything this week unless they had to.

They stopped testing athletes so they don't have any data to report.

Nothing from our school either.

Unless I’ve missed it, the last APS update on Covid was last week.

Was there an update on how first day back was? A report on staffing needs, with specifics per school? When masks and tests kits will be delivered?

My school totally silent.