Anonymous
11/30/2020 16:13
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Anonymous wrote:So FCPS wants cases less than 200 AND 8% rate. Is that unreasonable given other districts are starting and private schools are still in school.
Anyway, good for LCPS!!
Yes it’s unreasonable. The goal is to get kids back in school.
Anonymous
11/30/2020 16:02
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
So FCPS wants cases less than 200 AND 8% rate. Is that unreasonable given other districts are starting and private schools are still in school.
Anyway, good for LCPS!!
Anyway, good for LCPS!!
Anonymous
11/30/2020 15:52
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Of course it is. And 6-12 will go in January. The metrics they created are so high they might as well not exist. Who cares what the numbers are right. Just go back.
Anonymous
11/30/2020 15:01
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Way to go LCPS. Let's hope all the other local districts follow your lead.
Anonymous
11/30/2020 15:00
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Anonymous wrote:Yes, based on the latest LCPS "core indicator" stats, which are 1) total number of new cases per 100,000 people in last 14 days in the county and 2) percentage of RT-PCR tests positive in the last 14 days in the county.
To roll back hybrid the first number must be more than 200, which it has been since they introduced these metrics (slowly but steadily rising, currently at 283.9), and the second number must 10% or higher, which it is not (down to 7.6% vs 8.3% a week ago).
The LCPS positive cases continue to trend upward, but the total (cumulative) confirmed case numbers since Sept. 8 are 102 positive staff members (including at non-school/administrative work locations and construction sites) and 49 positive students. I don't see any easy way to get a breakdown on case numbers since hybrid kids went back Oct. 27, which would be nice to know (and probably can be found somewhere, I'm just not going digging for it right now).
https://www.lcps.org/Page/234565
What’s rt pcr and why is that important?
Anonymous
11/30/2020 14:50
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
There is no reason not to open, other than teachers just don’t want to. So glad they are pushing forward. Hope my middle schooler gets to go in January but I’m skeptical.
Anonymous
11/30/2020 14:37
Subject: Re:LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Awesome job LCPS!
-FCPS parent
+1. Show 'em how it's done. We've definitely considered making the move based on LCPS's leadership on this issue.
we moved to FCC for this very reason. FCC, LCPS, PWC, look for ways to reopen. FCPS,APS, ACPS look for reasons to stay closed.
Anonymous
11/30/2020 14:36
Subject: Re:LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Anonymous wrote:Awesome job LCPS!
-FCPS parent
+1. Go LCPS!
Anonymous
11/30/2020 14:20
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Yes, based on the latest LCPS "core indicator" stats, which are 1) total number of new cases per 100,000 people in last 14 days in the county and 2) percentage of RT-PCR tests positive in the last 14 days in the county.
To roll back hybrid the first number must be more than 200, which it has been since they introduced these metrics (slowly but steadily rising, currently at 283.9), and the second number must 10% or higher, which it is not (down to 7.6% vs 8.3% a week ago).
The LCPS positive cases continue to trend upward, but the total (cumulative) confirmed case numbers since Sept. 8 are 102 positive staff members (including at non-school/administrative work locations and construction sites) and 49 positive students. I don't see any easy way to get a breakdown on case numbers since hybrid kids went back Oct. 27, which would be nice to know (and probably can be found somewhere, I'm just not going digging for it right now).
https://www.lcps.org/Page/234565
To roll back hybrid the first number must be more than 200, which it has been since they introduced these metrics (slowly but steadily rising, currently at 283.9), and the second number must 10% or higher, which it is not (down to 7.6% vs 8.3% a week ago).
The LCPS positive cases continue to trend upward, but the total (cumulative) confirmed case numbers since Sept. 8 are 102 positive staff members (including at non-school/administrative work locations and construction sites) and 49 positive students. I don't see any easy way to get a breakdown on case numbers since hybrid kids went back Oct. 27, which would be nice to know (and probably can be found somewhere, I'm just not going digging for it right now).
https://www.lcps.org/Page/234565
Anonymous
11/30/2020 14:05
Subject: Re:LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Anonymous wrote:Awesome job LCPS!
-FCPS parent
+1. Show 'em how it's done. We've definitely considered making the move based on LCPS's leadership on this issue.
Anonymous
11/30/2020 14:04
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
we'll see how things go
Anonymous
11/30/2020 14:03
Subject: Re:LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Awesome job LCPS!
-FCPS parent
-FCPS parent
Anonymous
11/30/2020 13:53
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Just checked their website and it's still a go! 3rd-5th grade and Academy seniors.
Anonymous
11/30/2020 13:47
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
Anonymous wrote:With cases rising, are LCPS grades 3-5 really going back tomorrow while neighboring FCPS is rolling back on their return to school
plans? Why such discrepancies?
Cross your fingers!!! So much respect for LCPS if they make this happen!
Anonymous
11/30/2020 13:44
Subject: LCPS - Still going back tomorrow, 12/1?
With cases rising, are LCPS grades 3-5 really going back tomorrow while neighboring FCPS is rolling back on their return to school
plans? Why such discrepancies?
plans? Why such discrepancies?