Anonymous
10/17/2020 07:23
Subject: Tell me again why we aren’t opening elementary schools in at least a hybrid format?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For the record, Two Rivers has made their info quite public and transparent:
https://www.tworiverspcs.org/uploaded/SY_2020-2021_Docs/Copy_of_Q2_COVID_Planning_Update_TR_Famillies_10-14-20_Sharing.pdf
Notice the percentage of white vs brown and black families that feel comfortable coming back to school. And what percentage of teachers feel comfortable coming back to school.
Wow. Now that’s the transparency I want to see at our school.
The question of whether to open schools should be decided by whether we meet health standards for safely reopening (which DC does in spades). The question of whether to reopen shouldnt be subject to a vote. That's absurd.
I think people should be able to decide by majority what they feel is safe.[/
More black people have experienced their loved ones DIE of this virus, or who are facing longterm impacts. Also TR cited many other factors to support the decisión.
Totally disagree. Decisions should be based on science and schools should open. If you as a family or teacher don’t want to attend, stay home and homeschool for a year.
All families should not be made hostage just because some families don’t believe in science and facts.
You mean majority white families who don’t think it’s fair POC’s opinions are dictating decisions.
I’m not white and it’s not a damn race or political issue. So don’t try to make it be. It’s a pandemic and a science issue. Full stop.
Did you seriously just refer to being home with your children as being held hostage? Dear god get this woman’s child back in school ASAP. Cares Class....anything!!!
Are you that dense? PP did not say that. PP said that TR is making decisions based on a survey and not science and subjecting all families to this result, i.e taking them hostage.
I suggest your work on understanding context.
Anonymous
10/17/2020 07:20
Subject: Tell me again why we aren’t opening elementary schools in at least a hybrid format?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are not opening schools because children are vectors and people will die.
Give some evidence
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2020/05/05/health/coronavirus-children-transmission-school.amp.html
New Studies Add to Evidence that Children May Transmit the Coronavirus
Experts said the new data suggest that cases could soar in many U.S. communities if schools reopen soon.
Anonymous
10/17/2020 04:31
Subject: Re:Tell me again why we aren’t opening elementary schools in at least a hybrid format?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Will students be wearing masks when they nap? Will they be wearing masks when they eat lunch in their classrooms?
quit your job.
My point exactly, this is always the rebuttal. Calling attention to an unsafe practice that is causing my colleagues and I stress, and then being told to quit our jobs for even mentioning it.
You need to educate yourself on the actual risks here. Kids don’t nap after 3 in DC schools and transmission rates are extraordinarily low for that age group. WHO doesn’t even recommend mask wearing for kids that age. It is extremely rare for young kids to be vectors for adults.
Kids this age have been in day care or preschool for months. I don’t recall seeing tons of headlines about preschool teacher deaths, do you?
Hey, it’s the ‘quit your job’ crew.
Quit your job of parenting. You are terrible at it.
Stop reproducing.
Anonymous
10/17/2020 03:22
Subject: Tell me again why we aren’t opening elementary schools in at least a hybrid format?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For the record, Two Rivers has made their info quite public and transparent:
https://www.tworiverspcs.org/uploaded/SY_2020-2021_Docs/Copy_of_Q2_COVID_Planning_Update_TR_Famillies_10-14-20_Sharing.pdf
Notice the percentage of white vs brown and black families that feel comfortable coming back to school. And what percentage of teachers feel comfortable coming back to school.
Wow. Now that’s the transparency I want to see at our school.
The question of whether to open schools should be decided by whether we meet health standards for safely reopening (which DC does in spades). The question of whether to reopen shouldnt be subject to a vote. That's absurd.
I think people should be able to decide by majority what they feel is safe.
Totally disagree. Decisions should be based on science and schools should open. If you as a family or teacher don’t want to attend, stay home and homeschool for a year.
All families should not be made hostage just because some families don’t believe in science and facts.
You mean majority white families who don’t think it’s fair POC’s opinions are dictating decisions.
I’m not white and it’s not a damn race or political issue. So don’t try to make it be. It’s a pandemic and a science issue. Full stop.
Did you seriously just refer to being home with your children as being held hostage? Dear god get this woman’s child back in school ASAP. Cares Class....anything!!!
Way to misconstrue what the PP said to suit your agenda and sling a misplaced insult.
Anonymous
10/17/2020 03:07
Subject: Re:Tell me again why we aren’t opening elementary schools in at least a hybrid format?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Will students be wearing masks when they nap? Will they be wearing masks when they eat lunch in their classrooms?
quit your job.
My point exactly, this is always the rebuttal. Calling attention to an unsafe practice that is causing my colleagues and I stress, and then being told to quit our jobs for even mentioning it.
You need to educate yourself on the actual risks here. Kids don’t nap after 3 in DC schools and transmission rates are extraordinarily low for that age group. WHO doesn’t even recommend mask wearing for kids that age. It is extremely rare for young kids to be vectors for adults.
Kids this age have been in day care or preschool for months. I don’t recall seeing tons of headlines about preschool teacher deaths, do you?
This. Germany just published a report on their daycares (that's up to K age since school starts in 1st grade), which have been open all along without social distancing, and the result was that they are NOT driving spread. Very few cases, no outbreaks. Same appears to be true for elementary schools.
