Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have heard NOTHING from Janney. Why?
Because school starts on 8/30? Just because they haven't communicated the plan with parents doesn't mean that plans aren't being made.
Why would they wait so long to communicate with parents knowing how anxious so many are? Other schools have been able to tell parents something (see PPs).
I don't think the fact that parents are anxious means the school needs to announce anything (though now, of course, they have announced it). It's not like you have to decide whether to send your kids or not based on what the lunch plan is.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have heard NOTHING from Janney. Why?
Because school starts on 8/30? Just because they haven't communicated the plan with parents doesn't mean that plans aren't being made.
Why would they wait so long to communicate with parents knowing how anxious so many are? Other schools have been able to tell parents something (see PPs).
Anonymous wrote:Deal is doing indoor cafeteria lunch in 20-minute shifts, with assigned seats. I know it is very difficult to cope with the number of kid that they have. But this seems both miserable AND unsafe. I wish they would just use the very large park across the street, where everyone could eat outside. Probably they can't, because they are expected to surveil all 1200 kids and prevent them from running away at all times. In my day (the olden days), middle and high schoolers were just expected to not run away during lunch and did not have to be monitored every second of the day.
Anonymous wrote:Deal is doing indoor cafeteria lunch in 20-minute shifts, with assigned seats. I know it is very difficult to cope with the number of kid that they have. But this seems both miserable AND unsafe. I wish they would just use the very large park across the street, where everyone could eat outside. Probably they can't, because they are expected to surveil all 1200 kids and prevent them from running away at all times. In my day (the olden days), middle and high schoolers were just expected to not run away during lunch and did not have to be monitored every second of the day.
Anonymous wrote:Latin is doing outdoor lunch.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Haven’t heard a peep from Janney. Anyone with intel?
Outdoor, dress accordingly.
Anonymous wrote:Haven’t heard a peep from Janney. Anyone with intel?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Deal has a “learn about lunch” event scheduled on Monday night from 630-730p on the turf field posted on their website (I haven’t seen an email but may have missed it) I’m still hoping they will come up with an outside option for families and kids concerned about indoor meals - if this is an area of concern for you please try to attend!
Never mind - this is no longer on their website/calendar and wasn't noted in the email so I guess not happening...assuming I didn't miss something...