Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Already worrying about this because DD’s high school graduation is scheduled for August. How do you tell a kid they can’t go to their high school graduation? (Of course I have a backbone and I will!)
Is it inside? Outside?
I wouldn't do this party OP is talking about. But I would find a safe way to have my child attend their own graduation.
Any decent parent would.
Its outside but there are 400+ kids in the grade, in a stadium. And kids all taking selfies afterwards. Huge crowds trying to enter the narrow gates to the stadium. I think it will be cancelled anyway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Already worrying about this because DD’s high school graduation is scheduled for August. How do you tell a kid they can’t go to their high school graduation? (Of course I have a backbone and I will!)
Is it inside? Outside?
I wouldn't do this party OP is talking about. But I would find a safe way to have my child attend their own graduation.
Any decent parent would.
Anonymous wrote:I'm in NJ for reference. My son's friends (15) are all going to a spring formal that has been rescheduled multiple times. Now it is July 23. It will be inside a fire house. Approx. 150 people. No masks required. Hand sanitizer available (haha). There will be food (not Sit down, but buffet), music, dancing, etc.
I'm the only parent of his friend group that isn't happy about this. I was hoping they would put it off longer so he would eventually get to go. All of his friends are going. Why is this allowed if indoor dining isn't allowed, if swim teams are cancelled, etc.? Is it even legal? I don't think it is as I've looked at some websites that say under 100 people indoors in my state.
Would anyone here be comfortable sending their kid to this? I'm so sick of having to be the bad guy here!
Anonymous wrote:Already worrying about this because DD’s high school graduation is scheduled for August. How do you tell a kid they can’t go to their high school graduation? (Of course I have a backbone and I will!)
Anonymous wrote:I'm in NJ for reference. My son's friends (15) are all going to a spring formal that has been rescheduled multiple times. Now it is July 23. It will be inside a fire house. Approx. 150 people. No masks required. Hand sanitizer available (haha). There will be food (not Sit down, but buffet), music, dancing, etc.
I'm the only parent of his friend group that isn't happy about this. I was hoping they would put it off longer so he would eventually get to go. All of his friends are going. Why is this allowed if indoor dining isn't allowed, if swim teams are cancelled, etc.? Is it even legal? I don't think it is as I've looked at some websites that say under 100 people indoors in my state.
Would anyone here be comfortable sending their kid to this? I'm so sick of having to be the bad guy here!
Anonymous wrote:
I know a kid who was at that Westchester high school graduation ceremony where everyone was hugging and selfie-ing. They were on the news because that ceremony was the cause of a local outbreak.
So... no.
And please, for the love of all things, report this to the local health department and get them shut down. It's literally a matter of life and death, OP.