Anonymous wrote:My 11 year old wears a KF94, because there are no N95s for children. It is required for her youth orchestra rehearsals.
I assume your guidelines will actually allow a KF94, but you'll have to find the smallest size - look on Amazon for "KF94 4-8 years old", or something.
Our family has always found N95, KN95 and KF94 to be much more comfortable than fabric masks. My children have worn then for 12+ hours door-to-door for an international trip this summer. They are light and stay off the nose and mouth, which is great.
Anonymous wrote:BVR has infants through third grade. There are many children there who will not be eligible any time soon.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry, OP… I don’t understand why this is an issue for you?
Because I think it’s ridiculous. All kids are now vaccinated. All parents are boostered. Omicron is contagious, but milder (described like a mild cold). When does it end?!?!?
I lost all my patience at this point.
Why is it only parents whine about masks? Also, it’s cute that you believe everyone is vaccinated. The vaccination rate is about 62%.
Why should my kid pay for the kids of idiot parents? Also, I thought student vaccination rate at BVR was at least 80% and since vaccination will be mandatory, we will get to 100% very soon
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry, OP… I don’t understand why this is an issue for you?
Because I think it’s ridiculous. All kids are now vaccinated. All parents are boostered. Omicron is contagious, but milder (described like a mild cold). When does it end?!?!?
I lost all my patience at this point.
Why is it only parents whine about masks? Also, it’s cute that you believe everyone is vaccinated. The vaccination rate is about 62%.
Anonymous wrote:If I had to choose between 30 days with masks (it really adds up to 18 school days) or quarantining if my kid catches COVID, even if it presents as a mild cold, I’d go with masks every time. If I had to choose between masking or witnessing my kid’s friend being hospitalized because he was the in the tiny percent that become serious, same thing. If I had to choose between masking or going virtual at some point because there are not enough teachers to cover a class because they are at home watching their own quarantined kids or recovering from their own “minor cold like illness” …. Fill in the blank
Anonymous wrote:OP, I get it. My kids’ private school is requiring kn94/n95 after break too, and I was frustrated because it feels like a step backwards. I want to keep kids safely in school though, and the reality is that right now this is what is required so we are all going to suck it up (I’m a teacher) and deal and hope we can move forward soon.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry, OP… I don’t understand why this is an issue for you?
Because I think it’s ridiculous. All kids are now vaccinated. All parents are boostered. Omicron is contagious, but milder (described like a mild cold). When does it end?!?!?
I lost all my patience at this point.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. My kids were really hoping to get rid of the masks once everyone was vaccinated. They were really happy to do it for this reason and now they need to wear a much worse masks to avoid getting a cold.
It’s ridiculous
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry, OP… I don’t understand why this is an issue for you?
Because I think it’s ridiculous. All kids are now vaccinated. All parents are boostered. Omicron is contagious, but milder (described like a mild cold). When does it end?!?!?
I lost all my patience at this point.