Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Primary Day is closed. Odd choice for a lower only school.
Agree, not sure what drove that. Is a head scratcher.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In Annapolis most middle and high schools moved to virtual. Indian Creek and Key to name two. Seems like logical move to keep whole community in mind through this tentative time. The data supports possible younger students staying in place if any, but ages 10 and up probably best to choose virtual especially during this time of high community spread.
Actually Key is in person again for Lower anyway. We opted out. I asked DD and she said it’s a slight majority on zoom though.
Key is in person. My child is there today. Requiring negative covid tests. If the test results are back in time, they need to stay virtual. My son wants to go back so he is there. Their virtual program is good so now complaints either way.
Anonymous wrote:Primary Day is closed. Odd choice for a lower only school.
Anonymous wrote:WIS has been open grades 1-12 (hybrid) since early Oct uninterrupted and fully in person for the youngest grades. They introduced PCP testing last week wtih results 27 minutes later! This parent is thrilled.
Anonymous wrote:WIS has been open grades 1-12 (hybrid) since early Oct uninterrupted and fully in person for the youngest grades. They introduced PCP testing last week wtih results 27 minutes later! This parent is thrilled.
Anonymous wrote:Madeira was open 5 days per week until Thanksgiving but is doing virtual between Thanksgiving and winter break. They also cancelled spring break so their summer will now start 2 weeks sooner (too much risk with spring break travel to bring everyone back). The girls seem to be glad if that change as the seniors do not want to risk having graduation cancelled again.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sidwell is closed
And St Andrews. Big mistake for both.
Anonymous wrote:In Annapolis most middle and high schools moved to virtual. Indian Creek and Key to name two. Seems like logical move to keep whole community in mind through this tentative time. The data supports possible younger students staying in place if any, but ages 10 and up probably best to choose virtual especially during this time of high community spread.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In Annapolis most middle and high schools moved to virtual. Indian Creek and Key to name two. Seems like logical move to keep whole community in mind through this tentative time. The data supports possible younger students staying in place if any, but ages 10 and up probably best to choose virtual especially during this time of high community spread.
Actually Key is in person again for Lower anyway. We opted out. I asked DD and she said it’s a slight majority on zoom though.