Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The question is why is MCPS releasing this changed policy on the Friday of the first week of school just before a holiday weekend? Why wasn’t this the guidance last week? Do they just want to reinforce that they are a clown show and are indecisive about these arbitrary COVID policies? We pulled from private with more sensible policies. Had I known this is have reconsidered. It’s designed to ensure school is disrupted when a masked kid gets a fever on the playground.
There must be a ton of cases we don't know about for this radical shift after 1 week.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What a bunch of sociopaths.
"If my kid has a cold, I'll just lie and say they had a two-day dentist's appointment."
Brilliant. Much easier than testing them during that two days and confirming it's *actually a cold* and not COVID.
And don't tell me all the people who are planning on lying on this thread are people for whom getting a test at CVS would be an extreme hardship. In addition to the fact that actual working class or poor people are a tiny percentage of the demographic at DCUM, these ridiculous commenters are *already* saying they'd be keeping their kids home, so it's not really more time lost.
Just denial and showing their a$$ just to show it. With Bonus! Potentially endangering others!
"I've already been inconvenienced enough by this global pandemic! WHY WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF ME HAVING TO SPEND ABOUT 2 HOURS OUT OF MY DAY WHEN MY KID IS ALREADY HOME TO ACTUALLY HELP REDUCE IT'S SPREAD??"
And then what do you think will happen, if you lie? If it's COVID or even just a cold and you send the kid, the child will likely get others in their class sick, and since most parents actually give a sh!t-- or at least the kids will be witnessed by teachers!-- your kid's whole class will be quarantined anyway.
Y'all are objecting and twisting yourselves into knots to come up with ridiculous workarounds when the simplest solution is also the safest-- get your kid tested.
(Or get a doctor's note if they truly have a chronic condition).
+1. How y’all plan to do this stuff and raise kids who don’t lie is…whooo. Not possible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What a bunch of sociopaths.
"If my kid has a cold, I'll just lie and say they had a two-day dentist's appointment."
Brilliant. Much easier than testing them during that two days and confirming it's *actually a cold* and not COVID.
And don't tell me all the people who are planning on lying on this thread are people for whom getting a test at CVS would be an extreme hardship. In addition to the fact that actual working class or poor people are a tiny percentage of the demographic at DCUM, these ridiculous commenters are *already* saying they'd be keeping their kids home, so it's not really more time lost.
Just denial and showing their a$$ just to show it. With Bonus! Potentially endangering others!
"I've already been inconvenienced enough by this global pandemic! WHY WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF ME HAVING TO SPEND ABOUT 2 HOURS OUT OF MY DAY WHEN MY KID IS ALREADY HOME TO ACTUALLY HELP REDUCE IT'S SPREAD??"
And then what do you think will happen, if you lie? If it's COVID or even just a cold and you send the kid, the child will likely get others in their class sick, and since most parents actually give a sh!t-- or at least the kids will be witnessed by teachers!-- your kid's whole class will be quarantined anyway.
Y'all are objecting and twisting yourselves into knots to come up with ridiculous workarounds when the simplest solution is also the safest-- get your kid tested.
(Or get a doctor's note if they truly have a chronic condition).
I probably would get a test. I'm just not going to tell MCPS if it is positive, since I know how awful it would be for the other students to get sent home for 10+ days.
Anonymous wrote:So I’m hopeful parents at my school understand what to do here:
(1) kid gets sick not on school hours
(2) KEEP kid home and tell school anything except kid has a covid symptom
(3) get thee to PM pediatrics before 1 pm and procure same day test
(4) get test results (statistically speaking they are going to be negative)
(5) send kid back to school when not sick anymore.
(6) if kid will be out for a few days tell school kid sick but not covid and provide negative test
(7) rest of class is safe
Go forth.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What a bunch of sociopaths.
"If my kid has a cold, I'll just lie and say they had a two-day dentist's appointment."
Brilliant. Much easier than testing them during that two days and confirming it's *actually a cold* and not COVID.
And don't tell me all the people who are planning on lying on this thread are people for whom getting a test at CVS would be an extreme hardship. In addition to the fact that actual working class or poor people are a tiny percentage of the demographic at DCUM, these ridiculous commenters are *already* saying they'd be keeping their kids home, so it's not really more time lost.
Just denial and showing their a$$ just to show it. With Bonus! Potentially endangering others!
"I've already been inconvenienced enough by this global pandemic! WHY WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF ME HAVING TO SPEND ABOUT 2 HOURS OUT OF MY DAY WHEN MY KID IS ALREADY HOME TO ACTUALLY HELP REDUCE IT'S SPREAD??"
And then what do you think will happen, if you lie? If it's COVID or even just a cold and you send the kid, the child will likely get others in their class sick, and since most parents actually give a sh!t-- or at least the kids will be witnessed by teachers!-- your kid's whole class will be quarantined anyway.
Y'all are objecting and twisting yourselves into knots to come up with ridiculous workarounds when the simplest solution is also the safest-- get your kid tested.
(Or get a doctor's note if they truly have a chronic condition).
We're just exposing the flaw Becky.
Anonymous wrote:What a bunch of sociopaths.
"If my kid has a cold, I'll just lie and say they had a two-day dentist's appointment."
Brilliant. Much easier than testing them during that two days and confirming it's *actually a cold* and not COVID.
And don't tell me all the people who are planning on lying on this thread are people for whom getting a test at CVS would be an extreme hardship. In addition to the fact that actual working class or poor people are a tiny percentage of the demographic at DCUM, these ridiculous commenters are *already* saying they'd be keeping their kids home, so it's not really more time lost.
Just denial and showing their a$$ just to show it. With Bonus! Potentially endangering others!
"I've already been inconvenienced enough by this global pandemic! WHY WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF ME HAVING TO SPEND ABOUT 2 HOURS OUT OF MY DAY WHEN MY KID IS ALREADY HOME TO ACTUALLY HELP REDUCE IT'S SPREAD??"
And then what do you think will happen, if you lie? If it's COVID or even just a cold and you send the kid, the child will likely get others in their class sick, and since most parents actually give a sh!t-- or at least the kids will be witnessed by teachers!-- your kid's whole class will be quarantined anyway.
Y'all are objecting and twisting yourselves into knots to come up with ridiculous workarounds when the simplest solution is also the safest-- get your kid tested.
(Or get a doctor's note if they truly have a chronic condition).
Anonymous wrote:What a bunch of sociopaths.
"If my kid has a cold, I'll just lie and say they had a two-day dentist's appointment."
Brilliant. Much easier than testing them during that two days and confirming it's *actually a cold* and not COVID.
And don't tell me all the people who are planning on lying on this thread are people for whom getting a test at CVS would be an extreme hardship. In addition to the fact that actual working class or poor people are a tiny percentage of the demographic at DCUM, these ridiculous commenters are *already* saying they'd be keeping their kids home, so it's not really more time lost.
Just denial and showing their a$$ just to show it. With Bonus! Potentially endangering others!
"I've already been inconvenienced enough by this global pandemic! WHY WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF ME HAVING TO SPEND ABOUT 2 HOURS OUT OF MY DAY WHEN MY KID IS ALREADY HOME TO ACTUALLY HELP REDUCE IT'S SPREAD??"
And then what do you think will happen, if you lie? If it's COVID or even just a cold and you send the kid, the child will likely get others in their class sick, and since most parents actually give a sh!t-- or at least the kids will be witnessed by teachers!-- your kid's whole class will be quarantined anyway.
Y'all are objecting and twisting yourselves into knots to come up with ridiculous workarounds when the simplest solution is also the safest-- get your kid tested.
(Or get a doctor's note if they truly have a chronic condition).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What a bunch of sociopaths.
"If my kid has a cold, I'll just lie and say they had a two-day dentist's appointment."
Brilliant. Much easier than testing them during that two days and confirming it's *actually a cold* and not COVID.
And don't tell me all the people who are planning on lying on this thread are people for whom getting a test at CVS would be an extreme hardship. In addition to the fact that actual working class or poor people are a tiny percentage of the demographic at DCUM, these ridiculous commenters are *already* saying they'd be keeping their kids home, so it's not really more time lost.
Just denial and showing their a$$ just to show it. With Bonus! Potentially endangering others!
"I've already been inconvenienced enough by this global pandemic! WHY WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF ME HAVING TO SPEND ABOUT 2 HOURS OUT OF MY DAY WHEN MY KID IS ALREADY HOME TO ACTUALLY HELP REDUCE IT'S SPREAD??"
And then what do you think will happen, if you lie? If it's COVID or even just a cold and you send the kid, the child will likely get others in their class sick, and since most parents actually give a sh!t-- or at least the kids will be witnessed by teachers!-- your kid's whole class will be quarantined anyway.
Y'all are objecting and twisting yourselves into knots to come up with ridiculous workarounds when the simplest solution is also the safest-- get your kid tested.
(Or get a doctor's note if they truly have a chronic condition).
We're just exposing the flaw Becky.
Anonymous wrote:What a bunch of sociopaths.
"If my kid has a cold, I'll just lie and say they had a two-day dentist's appointment."
Brilliant. Much easier than testing them during that two days and confirming it's *actually a cold* and not COVID.
And don't tell me all the people who are planning on lying on this thread are people for whom getting a test at CVS would be an extreme hardship. In addition to the fact that actual working class or poor people are a tiny percentage of the demographic at DCUM, these ridiculous commenters are *already* saying they'd be keeping their kids home, so it's not really more time lost.
Just denial and showing their a$$ just to show it. With Bonus! Potentially endangering others!
"I've already been inconvenienced enough by this global pandemic! WHY WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF ME HAVING TO SPEND ABOUT 2 HOURS OUT OF MY DAY WHEN MY KID IS ALREADY HOME TO ACTUALLY HELP REDUCE IT'S SPREAD??"
And then what do you think will happen, if you lie? If it's COVID or even just a cold and you send the kid, the child will likely get others in their class sick, and since most parents actually give a sh!t-- or at least the kids will be witnessed by teachers!-- your kid's whole class will be quarantined anyway.
Y'all are objecting and twisting yourselves into knots to come up with ridiculous workarounds when the simplest solution is also the safest-- get your kid tested.
(Or get a doctor's note if they truly have a chronic condition).
Anonymous wrote:The question is why is MCPS releasing this changed policy on the Friday of the first week of school just before a holiday weekend? Why wasn’t this the guidance last week? Do they just want to reinforce that they are a clown show and are indecisive about these arbitrary COVID policies? We pulled from private with more sensible policies. Had I known this is have reconsidered. It’s designed to ensure school is disrupted when a masked kid gets a fever on the playground.
Anonymous wrote:The question is why is MCPS releasing this changed policy on the Friday of the first week of school just before a holiday weekend? Why wasn’t this the guidance last week? Do they just want to reinforce that they are a clown show and are indecisive about these arbitrary COVID policies? We pulled from private with more sensible policies. Had I known this is have reconsidered. It’s designed to ensure school is disrupted when a masked kid gets a fever on the playground.