Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 11:52     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Numbers are up because nobody gives a fu%k. Myself included.

We all just got over covid (presumably due to lack of taste and smell). It wasn't a big deal. You people are insane.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 11:51     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Whether or not people test does not change how Covid is spread. But I would be fine with my children being tested weekly or even more often if it meant they could go back to school. They would be fine with it too.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 11:15     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Until tests are easily available and immediate (like a flu test) I think a lot of people are not going to bother testing. Its currently a pain in the neck and doesn't change anything for the person being tested.


You’d be right, and it’s why numbers are escalating the way they are and why everything is shutting down by Christmas. Thanks a lot people.


No, numbers are escalating because people are mixing in groups indoors with people outside their household and flying for Thanksgiving, and going out to dinner, etc.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 11:08     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:^^ this. Parents are getting it but “have no idea” how. It’s probably their asymptomatic kids (who probably get it from teachers). The health department doesn’t report it so we don’t know. I mean the parents can figure it out but the public doesn’t know unless the kids test positive, and there’s no requirement to test, just quarantine. So who knows. The picture is pretty murky.


No, no, no. You've got it wrong. If a parent tests positive, the ENTIRE family gets tested. They don't "just quarantine." If the kid then tests positive, the parent reports it to the school and the school numbers go up.


Ha? This is what should happen but does not. Parents keep the kids home and don’t test and send the kids back as soon as they go back to work.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 11:07     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Anonymous wrote:Until tests are easily available and immediate (like a flu test) I think a lot of people are not going to bother testing. Its currently a pain in the neck and doesn't change anything for the person being tested.


You’d be right, and it’s why numbers are escalating the way they are and why everything is shutting down by Christmas. Thanks a lot people.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 11:05     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Until tests are easily available and immediate (like a flu test) I think a lot of people are not going to bother testing. Its currently a pain in the neck and doesn't change anything for the person being tested.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 10:26     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:^^ this. Parents are getting it but “have no idea” how. It’s probably their asymptomatic kids (who probably get it from teachers). The health department doesn’t report it so we don’t know. I mean the parents can figure it out but the public doesn’t know unless the kids test positive, and there’s no requirement to test, just quarantine. So who knows. The picture is pretty murky.


No, no, no. You've got it wrong. If a parent tests positive, the ENTIRE family gets tested. They don't "just quarantine." If the kid then tests positive, the parent reports it to the school and the school numbers go up.


A lot of parents are not reporting because they don’t want numbers to go up. Or 3/5 family members are confirmed positive and the other two develop the same symptoms so it’s presumed positive but since they’re all sick and need to quarantine they treat without bothering to test.


And this is the smart way to proceed. No fu&k way in hellllllllll am I getting a test, nor is anyone in my family if we think we have covid. However I've gone 4xs to the free testing to help boost the negatives.

If we do think we are positive will wait a month and then get an antibody test.


Ok have fun with that
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 09:57     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
NP here. I also don't see the point of Covid testing. I'll also just stay home and keep my family home until we feel better if it happens to us.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 09:53     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:^^ this. Parents are getting it but “have no idea” how. It’s probably their asymptomatic kids (who probably get it from teachers). The health department doesn’t report it so we don’t know. I mean the parents can figure it out but the public doesn’t know unless the kids test positive, and there’s no requirement to test, just quarantine. So who knows. The picture is pretty murky.


No, no, no. You've got it wrong. If a parent tests positive, the ENTIRE family gets tested. They don't "just quarantine." If the kid then tests positive, the parent reports it to the school and the school numbers go up.


A lot of parents are not reporting because they don’t want numbers to go up. Or 3/5 family members are confirmed positive and the other two develop the same symptoms so it’s presumed positive but since they’re all sick and need to quarantine they treat without bothering to test.


And this is the smart way to proceed. No fu&k way in hellllllllll am I getting a test, nor is anyone in my family if we think we have covid. However I've gone 4xs to the free testing to help boost the negatives.

If we do think we are positive will wait a month and then get an antibody test.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 09:41     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Anonymous wrote:Loudoun 14 day is 394/100,000 and 10.4 PCR today. No way it’s dropping in the next 5 days given the 7 days is 11.5 so I’m guessing since today is somehow not day 1, the latest they can go will be next Thursday and the w/f elementary kids won’t get Friday in.


Barts said next Friday would be first day of all virtual, assuming the PCR does not go down. So next Friday, Monday and Tuesday will be virtual, then break.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2020 09:21     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Loudoun 14 day is 394/100,000 and 10.4 PCR today. No way it’s dropping in the next 5 days given the 7 days is 11.5 so I’m guessing since today is somehow not day 1, the latest they can go will be next Thursday and the w/f elementary kids won’t get Friday in.
Anonymous
Post 12/09/2020 17:34     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Another day below 10%! Maybe just maybe these poor kids can make it to winter break. Fingers crossed.



Or they might follow pwcs’ example and continue sending them hack even though we are over 14%


That stinks like a lawsuit. Sending them to auschwitz and birkenau when avoidable is criminal


Are you seriously comparing going back to school (a choice) to the Holocaust? You are disgusting!


Oh, had no idea it snowed in Bethlehem
Anonymous
Post 12/09/2020 17:05     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:^^ this. Parents are getting it but “have no idea” how. It’s probably their asymptomatic kids (who probably get it from teachers). The health department doesn’t report it so we don’t know. I mean the parents can figure it out but the public doesn’t know unless the kids test positive, and there’s no requirement to test, just quarantine. So who knows. The picture is pretty murky.


No, no, no. You've got it wrong. If a parent tests positive, the ENTIRE family gets tested. They don't "just quarantine." If the kid then tests positive, the parent reports it to the school and the school numbers go up.


A lot of parents are not reporting because they don’t want numbers to go up. Or 3/5 family members are confirmed positive and the other two develop the same symptoms so it’s presumed positive but since they’re all sick and need to quarantine they treat without bothering to test.
Anonymous
Post 12/09/2020 17:04     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Another day below 10%! Maybe just maybe these poor kids can make it to winter break. Fingers crossed.



Or they might follow pwcs’ example and continue sending them hack even though we are over 14%


That stinks like a lawsuit. Sending them to auschwitz and birkenau when avoidable is criminal


Are you seriously comparing going back to school (a choice) to the Holocaust? You are disgusting!


It’s a well known troll. Lawsuit I have my attorney on retainer troll
Anonymous
Post 12/09/2020 16:56     Subject: LCPS, how is hybrid learning going?
Anonymous wrote:^^ this. Parents are getting it but “have no idea” how. It’s probably their asymptomatic kids (who probably get it from teachers). The health department doesn’t report it so we don’t know. I mean the parents can figure it out but the public doesn’t know unless the kids test positive, and there’s no requirement to test, just quarantine. So who knows. The picture is pretty murky.


No, no, no. You've got it wrong. If a parent tests positive, the ENTIRE family gets tested. They don't "just quarantine." If the kid then tests positive, the parent reports it to the school and the school numbers go up.