Shouldn’t the priority be keeping kids in school? Having large indoor social events right now is not a higher priority. Eyes on the prize till the end of May.

“Everyone is getting it.” Well, my family of four hasn’t gotten it. We’ve traveled and been social, but also taken proper precautions. I will not be going to an unmasked indoor school social event that’s bound to become a superspreader.

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Anonymous wrote:We will be skipping it. Because we are not stupid.

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You are stupid to live in fear. See how that works? It's a damn cold.

As someone with a cold now who avoids people like you, I will keep avoiding you as it really sucks.

Everyone is getting it. Accept and just live life normally. Our school is and we are. So grateful to have a principal who uses common sense. Any fearful families can stay home or mask.

Hopefully those with COVID are also staying home. Or do you believe in not testing to pretend it isn’t happening?

The social butterflies with COVID are definitely not staying home. It's worse than before as they think their vaccines gives them a do whatever you want out card

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Anonymous wrote:We will be skipping it. Because we are not stupid.

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You are stupid to live in fear. See how that works? It's a damn cold.

As someone with a cold now who avoids people like you, I will keep avoiding you as it really sucks.

Everyone is getting it. Accept and just live life normally. Our school is and we are. So grateful to have a principal who uses common sense. Any fearful families can stay home or mask.

Hopefully those with COVID are also staying home. Or do you believe in not testing to pretend it isn’t happening?

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Anonymous wrote:We will be skipping it. Because we are not stupid.

Same

You are stupid to live in fear. See how that works? It's a damn cold.

As someone with a cold now who avoids people like you, I will keep avoiding you as it really sucks.

Everyone is getting it. Accept and just live life normally. Our school is and we are. So grateful to have a principal who uses common sense. Any fearful families can stay home or mask.

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Anonymous wrote:We will be skipping it. Because we are not stupid.

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You are stupid to live in fear. See how that works? It's a damn cold.

As someone with a cold now who avoids people like you, I will keep avoiding you as it really sucks.

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Anonymous wrote:We will be skipping it. Because we are not stupid.

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Love the 20 second delayed sock puppeting. Couldn’t wait, could you.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, I am concerned.

I am too but I’m also confident they will be canceled. We had a couple good months to squeeze things in and nobody wants their kids to miss a week of school because of spread from a father-daughter dance or auction.

Lol

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Likewise. I want no part in an outbreak that could have been prevented. It isn’t worth it. The new strain is highly contagious.

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You are stupid to live in fear. See how that works? It's a damn cold.

No it’s not. A friend got infected weeks ago and still hasn’t recovered. She couldn’t go up a flight of stairs without getting winded.

Also, you realize the amount of disruption it will cause to people’s lives if there is an outbreak among parents, students and school personnel? Or do you think someone with active COVID need not even quarantine, in an effort to “return to normal”?

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Anonymous wrote:We will be skipping it. Because we are not stupid.

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You are stupid to live in fear. See how that works? It's a damn cold.

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We will be skipping it. Because we are not stupid.

Anonymous wrote:Quit the fear mongering. I went to one indoor gala with hundreds of attendees and it did not result in a superspreader event or even a nominal uptick until the school’s regular testing.

Things have changed drastically in just the past week. Your school was lucky to have it before things start falling apart.

Our school had their auction last night. Indoors. Will be interesting to see the fallout.