Anonymous
01/27/2021 19:20
Subject: Your kid might not return to a classroom this year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools should be OPEN unless the virus spread is so bad that literally every other part of society is closed. We got this ass backwards.
So if the metrics are good to have literally everything else--including privates!--open, then schools should be open, too.
End of story.
+1
It’s crazy that *everything* else is open - except the SCHOOLS! Insane.
I’m a lazy teacher. I want virtual school for as long as possible. And if you can post vitriol daily even better.
Haha. I love it.
Anonymous
01/27/2021 19:16
Subject: Your kid might not return to a classroom this year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Schools should be OPEN unless the virus spread is so bad that literally every other part of society is closed. We got this ass backwards.
So if the metrics are good to have literally everything else--including privates!--open, then schools should be open, too.
End of story.
+1
It’s crazy that *everything* else is open - except the SCHOOLS! Insane.
I’m a lazy teacher. I want virtual school for as long as possible. And if you can post vitriol daily even better.
Anonymous
01/27/2021 18:23
Subject: Your kid might not return to a classroom this year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People are DONE with this school situation. Everyone was patient, tolerant all spring, summer, fall....literally every friend I have with kids out of school had had their breaking point this week or last. Not sure if its post-holiday doldrums, cold weather, lack of vitamin D but literally everyone has HAD IT. Patience is gone. No goodwill or "grace" left.
SB1303 to force in-person school comes up for committee vote again tomorrow. Call the state senators on the health & education committee and tell them to vote yes on referring it to the senate.
Why doesn't this bill clearly say 5 day a week school? Even if they pass the law, FCPS will do the minimum of 2 day hybrid and then say that they meet it.
Yep. This bill doesn't really help anything.
Anonymous
01/27/2021 18:19
Subject: Your kid might not return to a classroom this year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People are DONE with this school situation. Everyone was patient, tolerant all spring, summer, fall....literally every friend I have with kids out of school had had their breaking point this week or last. Not sure if its post-holiday doldrums, cold weather, lack of vitamin D but literally everyone has HAD IT. Patience is gone. No goodwill or "grace" left.
SB1303 to force in-person school comes up for committee vote again tomorrow. Call the state senators on the health & education committee and tell them to vote yes on referring it to the senate.
Why doesn't this bill clearly say 5 day a week school? Even if they pass the law, FCPS will do the minimum of 2 day hybrid and then say that they meet it.
Lucky you. ACPS will say that since there's childcare happening in school, that counts as "open". Nothing like checking the box.
Anonymous
01/27/2021 18:00
Subject: Your kid might not return to a classroom this year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one is prioritizing health over profits, but we couldn't literally shut down the entire country in perpetuity, either. Everything except public school is open with safety precautions. That's balancing risk with benefit.
What benefit?
What benefit is there to having commerce and civic activities open? Is that your question? Really?
Who benefits from failing our children?
Anonymous
01/27/2021 17:58
Subject: Your kid might not return to a classroom this year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one is prioritizing health over profits, but we couldn't literally shut down the entire country in perpetuity, either. Everything except public school is open with safety precautions. That's balancing risk with benefit.
Exactly! I was told Tyson’s Mall is packed these days.
DP. It is! Tons of people shopping. But empty schools.
Anonymous
01/27/2021 17:57
Subject: Your kid might not return to a classroom this year.
Anonymous wrote:Schools should be OPEN unless the virus spread is so bad that literally every other part of society is closed. We got this ass backwards.
So if the metrics are good to have literally everything else--including privates!--open, then schools should be open, too.
End of story.
+1
It’s crazy that *everything* else is open - except the SCHOOLS! Insane.
Anonymous
01/27/2021 17:47
Subject: Your kid might not return to a classroom this year.
Anonymous wrote:No one is prioritizing health over profits, but we couldn't literally shut down the entire country in perpetuity, either. Everything except public school is open with safety precautions. That's balancing risk with benefit.
Exactly! I was told Tyson’s Mall is packed these days.
Anonymous
01/27/2021 17:44
Subject: Your kid might not return to a classroom this year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one is prioritizing health over profits, but we couldn't literally shut down the entire country in perpetuity, either. Everything except public school is open with safety precautions. That's balancing risk with benefit.
What benefit?
What benefit is there to having commerce and civic activities open? Is that your question? Really?