Anonymous wrote:Nothing but there are bigger fish to fry in my very personal likely not shared by other parents opinion.
Like, if there is a positive in a prek3 class, the whole class is still home for at least 7 days. If a kid tests positive, they are home at least 10 days. If a kids sibling tests positive, both are home at least 10 days.
And then there is the daily form where you state your kid doesn't have covid symptoms. At this point, we should agree that is just a waste of time?
At the same time, last year was so bad I'm just happy they get to go most days.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please know that if you are emailing your child's school this week to badger about this...everyone thinks you are an ass.
On the flip side, you were probably one of the parents emailing asking about outdoor lunches and wanting them to happen
Nope. Haven't emailed about anything. Because I am not annoying enough to think my opinions should dictate policy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please know that if you are emailing your child's school this week to badger about this...everyone thinks you are an ass.
On the flip side, you were probably one of the parents emailing asking about outdoor lunches and wanting them to happen
Anonymous wrote:Please know that if you are emailing your child's school this week to badger about this...everyone thinks you are an ass.
Anonymous wrote:I have asked (Lee) and was told they were in discussions and would communicate something out shortly. No hard timing shared