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And not coming back fully until Maryland reaches Stage 3. That's not going to be by the fall.
Kids will not go back until after Winter Break next year.
I predict January 2021. Get used to online learning.
Agreed. I think early Aug will see an announcement that MCPS is online for Fall 2020, except for students with IEPs that require small group instruction/self-contained classrooms 80% to 100% of the day. Traditionally in MCPS, those are students with profound emotional or intellectual disabilities. Everyone else is in inclusion classes all or most of the day. So, the sophomore with ODD or the non-verbal preschooler, not the fifth grader with a high IQ, but dyslexia or the seventh grader with executive functioning challenges.
That gives them four months to see how things go with the second wave. They could always decide to do 2nd semester online as well.
Oh, and will most businesses in Maryland remain closed through the fall, too?
Here's Ocean City saying COME BE TOURISTS!!!!! (which I think is nuts, nobody is going to go), and that's fine, but letting kids go to school is not?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:just announced
And not coming back fully until Maryland reaches Stage 3. That's not going to be by the fall.
Sorry Mrs. A they'll be back in the fall. Start preparing those lesson plans.
+1. Watch how magically we will reach Stage 3, just in time for school to start.
There is no other choice. This country cannot be the single developed country in the world to keep our kids out of school for almost a year. You people are completely out of touch. Don't be such ninnies and start accepting reality.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was watching the press conference but had to drop - there was a report the Superintendent was waving around. Does that contain the information about school not coming back until MD reaches Stage 3? Anyone know where we can find that report?
Did she actually say anything about phase 3? Phase 3 is all undefined anyway. Just like the rest of it. I’m guessing they start rushing the phases as people get tired of this. They’re already starting to.
It's not undefined at all.
OK so what are the exact criteria for schools to reopen?
During Phase II/Medium Risk (https://www.whitehouse.gov/openingamerica/; https://governor.maryland.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/MD_Strong.pdf)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:just announced
And not coming back fully until Maryland reaches Stage 3. That's not going to be by the fall.
Sorry Mrs. A they'll be back in the fall. Start preparing those lesson plans.
+1. Watch how magically we will reach Stage 3, just in time for school to start.
Yes, please!
Increasingly information is coming out that kids aren’t very much affected by COVID and may in fact not be little vectors of COVID as well. Hopefully by late summer more will be known.
Debunked many times. Stop spreading lies.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:just announced
And not coming back fully until Maryland reaches Stage 3. That's not going to be by the fall.
Sorry Mrs. A they'll be back in the fall. Start preparing those lesson plans.
+1. Watch how magically we will reach Stage 3, just in time for school to start.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was watching the press conference but had to drop - there was a report the Superintendent was waving around. Does that contain the information about school not coming back until MD reaches Stage 3? Anyone know where we can find that report?
Did she actually say anything about phase 3? Phase 3 is all undefined anyway. Just like the rest of it. I’m guessing they start rushing the phases as people get tired of this. They’re already starting to.
The report hasn't been posted yet. Hopefully in the next day or two. Hogan is following Hopkins' 3 phase guidance (https://governor.maryland.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/MD_Strong.pdf) which states that schools can start to open during Phase II but with physical distancing limitations.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was watching the press conference but had to drop - there was a report the Superintendent was waving around. Does that contain the information about school not coming back until MD reaches Stage 3? Anyone know where we can find that report?
Did she actually say anything about phase 3? Phase 3 is all undefined anyway. Just like the rest of it. I’m guessing they start rushing the phases as people get tired of this. They’re already starting to.
It's not undefined at all.
OK so what are the exact criteria for schools to reopen?
During Phase II/Medium Risk (https://www.whitehouse.gov/openingamerica/; https://governor.maryland.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/MD_Strong.pdf)
Anonymous wrote:
My child with an IEP is doing much better with distance learning.
In fact, all my kids from elementary to high school are happy at home and more productive.
Please don’t generalize.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:just announced
And not coming back fully until Maryland reaches Stage 3. That's not going to be by the fall.
Sorry Mrs. A they'll be back in the fall. Start preparing those lesson plans.
+1. Watch how magically we will reach Stage 3, just in time for school to start.
Yes, please!
Increasingly information is coming out that kids aren’t very much affected by COVID and may in fact not be little vectors of COVID as well. Hopefully by late summer more will be known.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was watching the press conference but had to drop - there was a report the Superintendent was waving around. Does that contain the information about school not coming back until MD reaches Stage 3? Anyone know where we can find that report?
Did she actually say anything about phase 3? Phase 3 is all undefined anyway. Just like the rest of it. I’m guessing they start rushing the phases as people get tired of this. They’re already starting to.
It's not undefined at all.
OK so what are the exact criteria for schools to reopen?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:just announced
And not coming back fully until Maryland reaches Stage 3. That's not going to be by the fall.
Kids will not go back until after Winter Break next year.
I predict January 2021. Get used to online learning.
Agreed. I think early Aug will see an announcement that MCPS is online for Fall 2020, except for students with IEPs that require small group instruction/self-contained classrooms 80% to 100% of the day. Traditionally in MCPS, those are students with profound emotional or intellectual disabilities. Everyone else is in inclusion classes all or most of the day. So, the sophomore with ODD or the non-verbal preschooler, not the fifth grader with a high IQ, but dyslexia or the seventh grader with executive functioning challenges.
That gives them four months to see how things go with the second wave. They could always decide to do 2nd semester online as well.