Anonymous
12/22/2020 15:02
Subject: Re:Where schools are open...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It would appear the staff is enjoying indoor dining and gyms.
That’s total conjecture. Maybe they’re being infected by asymptomatic children that they’re forced to congregate with in a filthy unventilated room for 35 hours a week. It is beyond offensive that parents are angry and judgmental toward people who are risking their lives to work with their children “because this is killing our kids” as if children should be somehow isolated from this global suffering by the sacrifice of non-familial adults. Teachers in districts where schools are closed: push for them to stay that way. These parents won’t support you even after schools open, and will continue to push the narrative that you are destroying their children. These parents do not care about your safety, health, or family. Look out for yourself and YOUR children above all. You are replaceable at work.
No children. Clearly.
There you go. No concern for other people. Teachers, this won’t end once the buildings open. These parents won’t be grateful. I can confirm as a teacher who has been in person since September. Parents will continue raging and accuse you of sabotaging their children in different ways. On this thread you have parents speculating that teachers are wildly irresponsible and flouting pandemic precautions, putting their kids at risk. They’re blaming teachers for catching COVID after forcing them back into school buildings during the peak of the pandemic. Wild! Don’t risk your health for these parents, who won’t appreciate you no matter what you do.
Anonymous
12/22/2020 12:47
Subject: Re:Where schools are open...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It would appear the staff is enjoying indoor dining and gyms.
That’s total conjecture. Maybe they’re being infected by asymptomatic children that they’re forced to congregate with in a filthy unventilated room for 35 hours a week. It is beyond offensive that parents are angry and judgmental toward people who are risking their lives to work with their children “because this is killing our kids” as if children should be somehow isolated from this global suffering by the sacrifice of non-familial adults. Teachers in districts where schools are closed: push for them to stay that way. These parents won’t support you even after schools open, and will continue to push the narrative that you are destroying their children. These parents do not care about your safety, health, or family. Look out for yourself and YOUR children above all. You are replaceable at work.
No children. Clearly.
Anonymous
12/21/2020 19:01
Subject: Where schools are open...
It is interesting that parts of AL and MS are doing hybrid (the parts that are light purple). Also the mountain west whch has high transmissions is all in person...
Anonymous
12/20/2020 12:35
Subject: Re:Where schools are open...
Anonymous wrote:It would appear the staff is enjoying indoor dining and gyms.
That’s total conjecture. Maybe they’re being infected by asymptomatic children that they’re forced to congregate with in a filthy unventilated room for 35 hours a week. It is beyond offensive that parents are angry and judgmental toward people who are risking their lives to work with their children “because this is killing our kids” as if children should be somehow isolated from this global suffering by the sacrifice of non-familial adults. Teachers in districts where schools are closed: push for them to stay that way. These parents won’t support you even after schools open, and will continue to push the narrative that you are destroying their children. These parents do not care about your safety, health, or family. Look out for yourself and YOUR children above all. You are replaceable at work.
Anonymous
12/20/2020 11:28
Subject: Re:Where schools are open...
It would appear the staff is enjoying indoor dining and gyms.
Anonymous
Anonymous
12/20/2020 09:54
Subject: Re:Where schools are open...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We live in an area with very high community spread. My elementary DS has been full time in person (suburban public school) since early October. One case since then (a child). Zero cases among teachers or staff. Masks and social distancing in the classroom (still 18-20 per class...our school has huge classrooms..one of the reasons they were able to go back full time). 80% are learning in person, 20% distance learning. The distance learners have their own teacher (so teachers are not teaching both online and in person). It’s just one school and certainly isn’t indicative of anything, but it has been going very well for us. As of now, they intend to resume school as normal after winter break.
Do they test regularly?
OR: only if symptoms or known exposure (no random testing etc)