Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jan 2022, and we won't have 5 days again. The price of getting teachers back in schools with be a 4 day workweek.
On what grounds is the union demanding a 4 day week?
Where are people seeing this?
Anonymous wrote:Seems that a big question is the extent to which social distancing will continue to be necessary after some but not all of the positive population is vaccinated. I read a few articles where medical experts are suggesting that social distancing will still be necessary even after one receives the vaccine. I don’t think our country has the wherewithal to do that. There seems to be a feeling that one can mingle like it’s 2019 after getting the shot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Have you been watching school board meetings? There is no way it will be 5 days. Also- they have successfully cut out Monday already- it will be a four day work week. That is one of the numerous goals of the teachers unions. I recommend for you / others to join a few FB groups that are focused on reopening to get more details about what is going on. Twitter also has a lot of info.
I have a question about the 4 day week thing. Would it continue even after covid ( assuming such a time ever comes around)?
That is the union's plan.. like many years ago when Mondays were half day..So- yes, I completely think that it will yield to a 4 day school week as permanent. The unions in Virginia will be getting collective bargaining power this summer. This is the WORST thing that can happen to opening schools.
Why will get they collective bargaining power this summer?
I hope Northam doesn’t approve it until it’s normal for kids to be back in school 5 days a week.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In what alternate reality do these union types live where we come out of a DL pandemic with an ever-widening learning loss gap, have the Governor discuss a year-round school year to catch up AND they think a 4-day school week would be on the table?
::insert Kenan Thompson confused gif face here::
It's all about the teachers.. they need that day ya know???
Anonymous wrote:In what alternate reality do these union types live where we come out of a DL pandemic with an ever-widening learning loss gap, have the Governor discuss a year-round school year to catch up AND they think a 4-day school week would be on the table?
::insert Kenan Thompson confused gif face here::
Anonymous wrote:I mean, FCPS is already the laughing stock amongst all my friends around the country whose kids are attending school in some fashion since September. It is really hard for me to imagine them milking this into the Fall.
Teachers & students 16+ choosing to be vaccinated will be vaccinated
Everyone will still need to wear masks
Social distancing when able, particularly if masks are off (lunch)
I think bussing students could resume
All kids need to be 5-days in-person to help stop the learning loss the FCPS school board has perpetuated these past 10 months and counting...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jan 2022, and we won't have 5 days again. The price of getting teachers back in schools with be a 4 day workweek.
On what grounds is the union demanding a 4 day week?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:May be in September 2021
I say Fall 2021 as well.
+1
I personally hope we do the four-day week permanently. But in-person.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Have you been watching school board meetings? There is no way it will be 5 days. Also- they have successfully cut out Monday already- it will be a four day work week. That is one of the numerous goals of the teachers unions. I recommend for you / others to join a few FB groups that are focused on reopening to get more details about what is going on. Twitter also has a lot of info.
I have a question about the 4 day week thing. Would it continue even after covid ( assuming such a time ever comes around)?
That is the union's plan.. like many years ago when Mondays were half day..So- yes, I completely think that it will yield to a 4 day school week as permanent. The unions in Virginia will be getting collective bargaining power this summer. This is the WORST thing that can happen to opening schools.
Why will get they collective bargaining power this summer?
I hope Northam doesn’t approve it until it’s normal for kids to be back in school 5 days a week.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:May be in September 2021
I say Fall 2021 as well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Have you been watching school board meetings? There is no way it will be 5 days. Also- they have successfully cut out Monday already- it will be a four day work week. That is one of the numerous goals of the teachers unions. I recommend for you / others to join a few FB groups that are focused on reopening to get more details about what is going on. Twitter also has a lot of info.
I have a question about the 4 day week thing. Would it continue even after covid ( assuming such a time ever comes around)?
That is the union's plan.. like many years ago when Mondays were half day..So- yes, I completely think that it will yield to a 4 day school week as permanent. The unions in Virginia will be getting collective bargaining power this summer. This is the WORST thing that can happen to opening schools.
Why will get they collective bargaining power this summer?