Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:First, tests could be distributed on the third so kids could go to school on the fourth.
Second tests should be required.
Otherwise we might as well go back to school on the third. As noted this isn't test to stay. It's just the latest scene from covid theater. This is especially disappointing because we should know better by now.
This, either do something right or don't do it at all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:First, tests could be distributed on the third so kids could go to school on the fourth.
Second tests should be required.
Otherwise we might as well go back to school on the third. As noted this isn't test to stay. It's just the latest scene from covid theater. This is especially disappointing because we should know better by now.
This, either do something right or don't do it at all.
Seriously. Two “non-instructional” (how tf is that even a thing) days for a 15 minute test that is only accurate for a brief window of time. These choices just don’t make sense to me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:First, tests could be distributed on the third so kids could go to school on the fourth.
Second tests should be required.
Otherwise we might as well go back to school on the third. As noted this isn't test to stay. It's just the latest scene from covid theater. This is especially disappointing because we should know better by now.
This, either do something right or don't do it at all.
Anonymous wrote:First, tests could be distributed on the third so kids could go to school on the fourth.
Second tests should be required.
Otherwise we might as well go back to school on the third. As noted this isn't test to stay. It's just the latest scene from covid theater. This is especially disappointing because we should know better by now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Seriously why don't the twitter moms demand "test-to-return" with the rapid tests? They are good at making these kinds of changes.
Twitter moms > DCUM moms
At least they have the guts to put their names to their takes
Lol
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Seriously why don't the twitter moms demand "test-to-return" with the rapid tests? They are good at making these kinds of changes.
Twitter moms > DCUM moms
At least they have the guts to put their names to their takes
Anonymous wrote:Seriously why don't the twitter moms demand "test-to-return" with the rapid tests? They are good at making these kinds of changes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are we shutting down school for two days Why can't we just require test kits to be distributed on Jan 1 and 2 so that students can return as planned at Jan 3. Also why do my fully vaccinated kids need to be tested if they are showing no symptoms.
💯 kids have been out of school long enough. Distribute the tests Th/F and resume school as planned on 1/3. Most people need to go back to work that day and can’t afford to take any more time off.
They are making teachers come in on 1/3 and 1/4 to pass out the tests. They can’t make teachers come in over the break. This isn’t some sort of extra days off for teachers and staff. They will be in the buildings handing out tests.
Why why why? They already have testing sites rolled out. Are those not good enough?
Teachers - I am sorry that this is also part of your job.
Anonymous wrote:First, tests could be distributed on the third so kids could go to school on the fourth.
Second tests should be required.
Otherwise we might as well go back to school on the third. As noted this isn't test to stay. It's just the latest scene from covid theater. This is especially disappointing because we should know better by now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ooh, this going to make the moms who have been bragging all month on DCUM about how they were going to travel as much as they damn well pleased, roll in the night before school started, not test their kids because “HURR DURR who cares if it’s positive? It’s just a cold” mental.
Here for it.
but how does that change anything? testing isn't required.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are we shutting down school for two days Why can't we just require test kits to be distributed on Jan 1 and 2 so that students can return as planned at Jan 3. Also why do my fully vaccinated kids need to be tested if they are showing no symptoms.
💯 kids have been out of school long enough. Distribute the tests Th/F and resume school as planned on 1/3. Most people need to go back to work that day and can’t afford to take any more time off.
They are making teachers come in on 1/3 and 1/4 to pass out the tests. They can’t make teachers come in over the break. This isn’t some sort of extra days off for teachers and staff. They will be in the buildings handing out tests.