Anonymous wrote:YY hasn't even dropped the outdoor mandate yet.
Anonymous wrote:Charters are banding together to form their own science that appeases their COVID fear mongering community and continuing indoor masking.
Anonymous wrote:Stokes dropped the outdoor mask mandate this week
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It really is a tempest in teapot because the school will probably drop outdoor masking in like a week or two, if it's anything like every other change this year. They get the DCPS guidance, evaluate it a bit, go over the new plans with teachers and staff, and then tell everyone "aight, here we go."
Basically, people need hobbies.
PP here. Unsurprisingly, this is exactly what happened! If you'd like investment tips, I'm available.
Where? At a number of schools, this hasn't happened.
If you provide a 50/50 investment advice, you might not be great at that.
PP. This was from a discussion about Inspired Teaching, back closer to the beginning of this thread. They announced today that masks are no longer required outdoors, 11 days later.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It really is a tempest in teapot because the school will probably drop outdoor masking in like a week or two, if it's anything like every other change this year. They get the DCPS guidance, evaluate it a bit, go over the new plans with teachers and staff, and then tell everyone "aight, here we go."
Basically, people need hobbies.
PP here. Unsurprisingly, this is exactly what happened! If you'd like investment tips, I'm available.
Where? At a number of schools, this hasn't happened.
If you provide a 50/50 investment advice, you might not be great at that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our charter just announced mask optional outdoors starting Monday but masks still required indoors at least through spring break. I am 100% in agreement with this.
I am annoyed that they surveyed the school community. There are way too many uber anxious parents for this to have arrived at a rational result. The admin should have just been leaders and made an actual evidence based decision. If they don't make masks optional after spring break, we might be in the running for the last school in the country still masking...![]()
+1 and we are probably at the same school. It's the first time the school has ever asked parents for their input and I think it's because they know they will get the response they want which is to keep masking for the rest of the year. The school has not followed science and acts like it is still March 2020. They excitedly announced that they were stopping temperature checks and taking down the plexiglass partitions which have done nothing to stop the spread of COVID. Regardless of all that it makes NO sense to keep kids masked while rest of the world and DC run around without masks. Choice is just that -- let the scared parents or the ones that haven't vaccinated their kids wear mask and let my vaccinated child follow the science.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It really is a tempest in teapot because the school will probably drop outdoor masking in like a week or two, if it's anything like every other change this year. They get the DCPS guidance, evaluate it a bit, go over the new plans with teachers and staff, and then tell everyone "aight, here we go."
Basically, people need hobbies.
PP here. Unsurprisingly, this is exactly what happened! If you'd like investment tips, I'm available.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It really is a tempest in teapot because the school will probably drop outdoor masking in like a week or two, if it's anything like every other change this year. They get the DCPS guidance, evaluate it a bit, go over the new plans with teachers and staff, and then tell everyone "aight, here we go."
Basically, people need hobbies.
PP here. Unsurprisingly, this is exactly what happened! If you'd like investment tips, I'm available.
Anonymous wrote:It really is a tempest in teapot because the school will probably drop outdoor masking in like a week or two, if it's anything like every other change this year. They get the DCPS guidance, evaluate it a bit, go over the new plans with teachers and staff, and then tell everyone "aight, here we go."
Basically, people need hobbies.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our charter just announced mask optional outdoors starting Monday but masks still required indoors at least through spring break. I am 100% in agreement with this.
I am annoyed that they surveyed the school community. There are way too many uber anxious parents for this to have arrived at a rational result. The admin should have just been leaders and made an actual evidence based decision. If they don't make masks optional after spring break, we might be in the running for the last school in the country still masking...![]()
+1 and we are probably at the same school. It's the first time the school has ever asked parents for their input and I think it's because they know they will get the response they want which is to keep masking for the rest of the year. The school has not followed science and acts like it is still March 2020. They excitedly announced that they were stopping temperature checks and taking down the plexiglass partitions which have done nothing to stop the spread of COVID. Regardless of all that it makes NO sense to keep kids masked while rest of the world and DC run around without masks. Choice is just that -- let the scared parents or the ones that haven't vaccinated their kids wear mask and let my vaccinated child follow the science.
Why not leave the school? It looks like you don't fit in the community?