Anonymous
Post 04/28/2022 21:59     Subject: Re:What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Anonymous wrote:Edmund Burke has been COVID cautious and still masking. They are still taking applications for some grades (if you have a rising middle or high schooler).


Are masks mandatory?
Anonymous
Post 04/28/2022 21:07     Subject: What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Now? Optional masks (strongly encouraged), vaccine mandate with only health exceptions, no testing, etc.


What school is “strongly encouraging” the wearing of masks right now? Awesome!


None
Anonymous
Post 04/28/2022 21:07     Subject: What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Anonymous wrote:Our family is considering leaving FCPS system to go some where that has stricter Covid protocols in place. Any recs of places still testing or requiring masks?


Stop double posting.
Anonymous
Post 04/28/2022 19:44     Subject: Re:What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Edmund Burke has been COVID cautious and still masking. They are still taking applications for some grades (if you have a rising middle or high schooler).
Anonymous
Post 04/28/2022 19:20     Subject: What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Our family is considering leaving FCPS system to go some where that has stricter Covid protocols in place. Any recs of places still testing or requiring masks?


It's hard to imagine schools will continue weekly testing next year. Has any schools said they will?


I think GDS might.


NPS went from weekly since the fall to a 3 week gap recently - just kind of stopped after Easter. Kind of confused by it, rationale wasn't really laid out of why the big gap or why they would resume more frequent. So couldn't predict next year based off that.
Anonymous
Post 04/28/2022 12:31     Subject: Re:What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Let me get this straight, you are going to leave FCPS because of COVID protocols? How old are your kids? Have you applied anywhere?
Anonymous
Post 04/28/2022 06:11     Subject: Re:What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Op. I was hoping for a two school names that have a more Covid cautious culture. If folks can share actual school names that would be helpful. Thanks!
Anonymous
Post 04/27/2022 21:57     Subject: What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Anonymous wrote:Now? Optional masks (strongly encouraged), vaccine mandate with only health exceptions, no testing, etc.


What school is “strongly encouraging” the wearing of masks right now? Awesome!
Anonymous
Post 04/27/2022 21:56     Subject: What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Anonymous wrote:Our family is considering leaving FCPS system to go some where that has stricter Covid protocols in place. Any recs of places still testing or requiring masks?


Follows DC Dept of Health and CDC guidelines.

Homeschooling is always an option.
Anonymous
Post 04/27/2022 21:11     Subject: What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Our family is considering leaving FCPS system to go some where that has stricter Covid protocols in place. Any recs of places still testing or requiring masks?


It's hard to imagine schools will continue weekly testing next year. Has any schools said they will?


I think GDS might.
Anonymous
Post 04/27/2022 21:05     Subject: What are Covid protocols used at your school?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Our family is considering leaving FCPS system to go some where that has stricter Covid protocols in place. Any recs of places still testing or requiring masks?


Masks are required for 10 days if close contact which happened. It’s not being enforced and had 7 unmasked in child’s class of 15. This is at a falsely claimed reputable DC private school.


Masks are only required for 10 days for unvaccinated close contacts.


How would you know if the poster you responded to didn’t name the school?


I was referring to DC Health Guidance for schools - I should have made that clear. Apologies.


Gotcha!