Anonymous wrote:I was so hoping the remote schooling would somehow break the lice cycle for good

Right? No such luck. The lice survived the pandemic.

I was so hoping the remote schooling would somehow break the lice cycle for good

Anonymous wrote:There was an outbreak in Campbell elementary school maybe a week or two ago. Administration didn’t tell parents until way later.

What grade(s)? We didn’t hear about this. Still traumatized from when our entire household got it and nobody told us it was going around for weeks (a few years ago).

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Anonymous wrote:I read somewhere that lice is a symptom of long covid.

Also lice aren't going anywhere so it's a waste of time to try to manage it

Most people don't even know they have lice! How many kids have died of a lice infestation? Stop checking your kids' heads just because they've been itching them. Just send them to school and don't tell anyone.

This board is so bad with sarcasm

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Also, I would totally send my kid over to your house, even if your kid or someone else in your household currently has lice or is itching their head a lot. I have a picture of an empty bottle of Sklice on my phone and I show that to the school clinic aide every time she calls me to tell me my kid has symptoms and should be treated for lice.