Anonymous wrote:Pay attention. Private schools have had outbreaks. Their parent group does a better job at following the rules though because they have a common goal so they are able to mitigate much more effectively. Parents in public are all wild cards because they don't have any common goal.
I think the people pushing for opening public schools right now, when we are reaching new heights in the number of infected people, are dumb and short-sighted.
Anonymous wrote:We picked virtual. Frankly I don't trust most of the parents in our neighborhood to do things that will keep their kids from being asymptomatic carriers -and- to teach their kids appropriate behavior like social distancing and wearing masks.
I also think that ACPS will melt like ice cream in the 100 degree sun as soon as some momma with a bee in her bonnet gets upset because Larlo was asked to wear his mask over his nose and refused. I saw the video where someone said the protocol will be that the teacher is supposed to call for an administrator to deal with the problem kids like that. In the meantime, while they are waiting for an administrator to appear, my kid is sitting in the room with the miscreant who is trying to be cute. Not cool.
Couple all that with the lunatics on FB as part of the #OpenACPS movement...you gotta be kidding if you think I want my kids with that group.
We'll wait. DL is working great for us. Our kids are happy and having a blast at home. We're gonna keep doing what we're doing.
Anonymous wrote:Pay attention. Private schools have had outbreaks. Their parent group does a better job at following the rules though because they have a common goal so they are able to mitigate much more effectively. Parents in public are all wild cards because they don't have any common goal.
I think the people pushing for opening public schools right now, when we are reaching new heights in the number of infected people, are dumb and short-sighted.
Anonymous wrote:Soooooo...instead of putting forth a factual point you chose to attack the poster and his kids. I think the poster has the right of it. Interesting that you think that is appropriate to mock and demean as part of an adult discussion.