Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is this worldwide pandemic hitting DC metro area public schools harder than hundreds of thousands of other public, private and parochial schools around the globe that have been back to school since September? It is February 2021, not April 2020. Time for the learning loss to stop and the kids who do not learn effectively over a computer to get back to school.

And that’s largely why cases in children have skyrocketed.

And most urban school systems are doing the same thing we are.

Miami-Dade and NYC. Very urban. Very open for long time. Very not like us.

Open with rolling quarantines and infections and, in the case of Miami, a horrific lack of contact tracing and tons of mutated viruses.

I don't really understand why you think it's more conducive to learning to have classes open and close and have kids disrupted from any standard routine.

Monday and Tuesday would have been closed even with no hybrid.

Anonymous wrote:Why is this worldwide pandemic hitting DC metro area public schools harder than hundreds of thousands of other public, private and parochial schools around the globe that have been back to school since September? It is February 2021, not April 2020. Time for the learning loss to stop and the kids who do not learn effectively over a computer to get back to school.

THIS X 1000

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is this worldwide pandemic hitting DC metro area public schools harder than hundreds of thousands of other public, private and parochial schools around the globe that have been back to school since September? It is February 2021, not April 2020. Time for the learning loss to stop and the kids who do not learn effectively over a computer to get back to school.

And that’s largely why cases in children have skyrocketed.

And most urban school systems are doing the same thing we are.

Miami-Dade and NYC. Very urban. Very open for long time. Very not like us.

NYC is not open widespread: some lower schools have opened. At one point 183 in one day closed. Secondary isn’t back at all.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is this worldwide pandemic hitting DC metro area public schools harder than hundreds of thousands of other public, private and parochial schools around the globe that have been back to school since September? It is February 2021, not April 2020. Time for the learning loss to stop and the kids who do not learn effectively over a computer to get back to school.

And that’s largely why cases in children have skyrocketed.

And most urban school systems are doing the same thing we are.

Miami-Dade and NYC. Very urban. Very open for long time. Very not like us.

Anonymous wrote:Why is this worldwide pandemic hitting DC metro area public schools harder than hundreds of thousands of other public, private and parochial schools around the globe that have been back to school since September? It is February 2021, not April 2020. Time for the learning loss to stop and the kids who do not learn effectively over a computer to get back to school.

And that’s largely why cases in children have skyrocketed.

And most urban school systems are doing the same thing we are.

Why is this worldwide pandemic hitting DC metro area public schools harder than hundreds of thousands of other public, private and parochial schools around the globe that have been back to school since September? It is February 2021, not April 2020. Time for the learning loss to stop and the kids who do not learn effectively over a computer to get back to school.

Tuesday isn’t asynchronous, it’s a student holiday for professional development which VDOE mandates districts provide and teachers do. It was there whether we had been fully in person, fully DL or hybrid.

https://vimeo.com/515251010


start watching at 44:00
This guy seem a bit off!!
TEACHERS ARE NOT BABYSITTERS!!
AND can someone please help me understand what the guy ar 45:00 is saying saying something about the casinos

MARRRY ME PLEASE!!!! By the Way
TUESDAY IS NOT Asynchronus is a Personal Development day off for the kids,
This student holiday was on the calendar way before COVID- it was approved back in February 2020.m
Did you listen to the board meeting from last week? Some of them need some mental health help.

I would just like to thank all the idiots who clamored for a half-baked in-person school during a worldwide pandemic, especially that very special man who had a complete meltdown in front of the Board, for yet another five-day weekend for my kids just so teachers could be forced prematurely back into the building to have the privilege of standing in front of a computer and maybe 2-3 students in the classroom. Today, Monday and Tuesday are all asynchronous days now. You are all so ridiculous.