Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OK... we get it. Yes we're in a pandemic in which 3 people residing in DC died yesterday, but this performative nonsense is getting a bit ridiculous.
It's currently 19 degrees out and my kids will once again be eating lunch outside so that they can remove their double masks for 20 minutes without the risk of killing anyone. One of my kids described a scene in which 70+ kids huddle around two heat lamps, "like homeless people living under a bridge," in an attempt to keep warm. The teachers, of course, eat inside.
You're welcome to guess which DC private school I'm talking about.
Would be interested in hearing if others are doing the same.
Why don’t you just leave the school? You clearly hate the school and only post nasty things about it and trash the school to everyone and anyone that will listen. There are other schools in this area.
Anonymous wrote:NCS, right?
Anonymous wrote:OK... we get it. Yes we're in a pandemic in which 3 people residing in DC died yesterday, but this performative nonsense is getting a bit ridiculous.
It's currently 19 degrees out and my kids will once again be eating lunch outside so that they can remove their double masks for 20 minutes without the risk of killing anyone. One of my kids described a scene in which 70+ kids huddle around two heat lamps, "like homeless people living under a bridge," in an attempt to keep warm. The teachers, of course, eat inside.
You're welcome to guess which DC private school I'm talking about.
Would be interested in hearing if others are doing the same.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look up “ableist” or “empathy” or just the community rules you signed. can’t get people on board with an opinion and then go all “what are you talking about”?! “you don’t make any sense”
Kids can socialize, but then get to eat outside. It’s really not a tragedy
What is the reason to eat outside when they are all socializing together indoors when out of school?
To not be a d*ck
That is not an answer to the question.
+1. Let’s rephrase the question: What is the reason to require children to eat outdoors in sub freezing temperatures?
To not be a d^ck
Very persuasive and informative. You are quite the philosopher. Are your kids’ analytical skills this strong?
Actually I found it a succinct and persuasive argument. Captured it all in five words.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look up “ableist” or “empathy” or just the community rules you signed. can’t get people on board with an opinion and then go all “what are you talking about”?! “you don’t make any sense”
Kids can socialize, but then get to eat outside. It’s really not a tragedy
What is the reason to eat outside when they are all socializing together indoors when out of school?
To not be a d*ck
That is not an answer to the question.
+1. Let’s rephrase the question: What is the reason to require children to eat outdoors in sub freezing temperatures?
To not be a d^ck
Very persuasive and informative. You are quite the philosopher. Are your kids’ analytical skills this strong?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look up “ableist” or “empathy” or just the community rules you signed. can’t get people on board with an opinion and then go all “what are you talking about”?! “you don’t make any sense”
Kids can socialize, but then get to eat outside. It’s really not a tragedy
What is the reason to eat outside when they are all socializing together indoors when out of school?
To not be a d*ck
That is not an answer to the question.
+1. Let’s rephrase the question: What is the reason to require children to eat outdoors in sub freezing temperatures?
To not be a d^ck
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Those of you who think all of this is fine and that it makes perfect sense - is laudable, even - to have 8- 14 year olds eating outside in 20 degree weather do realize that same said kids are, for the most part, congregating with their friends, having sleepovers and are eating at each others' houses all weekend, right? OP here, and mine certainly are.
Is there something in your minds that makes it more "dangerous" for a class of kids to eat together inside at school, versus a crowd of them getting together last night for a big INDOOR pizza party, such as the one going on at my neighbors' house?
Just checking for consistency, since so many of you seem to know so much about this.
Not all kids are doing those things. Yours are, which makes it dangerous for the rest of us.
Let’s shut down in-person school and our children socializing. Forever. It’s dangerous.
It’s been two weeks Karen
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Those of you who think all of this is fine and that it makes perfect sense - is laudable, even - to have 8- 14 year olds eating outside in 20 degree weather do realize that same said kids are, for the most part, congregating with their friends, having sleepovers and are eating at each others' houses all weekend, right? OP here, and mine certainly are.
Is there something in your minds that makes it more "dangerous" for a class of kids to eat together inside at school, versus a crowd of them getting together last night for a big INDOOR pizza party, such as the one going on at my neighbors' house?
Just checking for consistency, since so many of you seem to know so much about this.
Not all kids are doing those things. Yours are, which makes it dangerous for the rest of us.
Let’s shut down in-person school and our children socializing. Forever. It’s dangerous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look up “ableist” or “empathy” or just the community rules you signed. can’t get people on board with an opinion and then go all “what are you talking about”?! “you don’t make any sense”
Kids can socialize, but then get to eat outside. It’s really not a tragedy
What is the reason to eat outside when they are all socializing together indoors when out of school?
To not be a d*ck
That is not an answer to the question.
+1. Let’s rephrase the question: What is the reason to require children to eat outdoors in sub freezing temperatures?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Those of you who think all of this is fine and that it makes perfect sense - is laudable, even - to have 8- 14 year olds eating outside in 20 degree weather do realize that same said kids are, for the most part, congregating with their friends, having sleepovers and are eating at each others' houses all weekend, right? OP here, and mine certainly are.
Is there something in your minds that makes it more "dangerous" for a class of kids to eat together inside at school, versus a crowd of them getting together last night for a big INDOOR pizza party, such as the one going on at my neighbors' house?
Just checking for consistency, since so many of you seem to know so much about this.
Not all kids are doing those things. Yours are, which makes it dangerous for the rest of us.
Let’s shut down in-person school and our children socializing. Forever. It’s dangerous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Those of you who think all of this is fine and that it makes perfect sense - is laudable, even - to have 8- 14 year olds eating outside in 20 degree weather do realize that same said kids are, for the most part, congregating with their friends, having sleepovers and are eating at each others' houses all weekend, right? OP here, and mine certainly are.
Is there something in your minds that makes it more "dangerous" for a class of kids to eat together inside at school, versus a crowd of them getting together last night for a big INDOOR pizza party, such as the one going on at my neighbors' house?
Just checking for consistency, since so many of you seem to know so much about this.
Not all kids are doing those things. Yours are, which makes it dangerous for the rest of us.
Anonymous wrote:One is - lower school. School also has windows open all day and now kids wear hats, boots, and coats all day, or keep hands in pockets of coasts or hoodies. School also demands you wear $2 a pop disposable k95s daily.
I don’t know how a 5 or 6 yo can even eat in these temps or use their hands. They must just sit there trying to be warm and watch tv.
Other, older kid at another school is inside.
Both are vaxxed. Tested weekly via school.
Agree this is overkill, unnecessary and egregious to be putting kids outside and in low temps on these sub35f or sub 40f days.
Anonymous wrote:Those of you who think all of this is fine and that it makes perfect sense - is laudable, even - to have 8- 14 year olds eating outside in 20 degree weather do realize that same said kids are, for the most part, congregating with their friends, having sleepovers and are eating at each others' houses all weekend, right? OP here, and mine certainly are.
Is there something in your minds that makes it more "dangerous" for a class of kids to eat together inside at school, versus a crowd of them getting together last night for a big INDOOR pizza party, such as the one going on at my neighbors' house?
Just checking for consistency, since so many of you seem to know so much about this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look up “ableist” or “empathy” or just the community rules you signed. can’t get people on board with an opinion and then go all “what are you talking about”?! “you don’t make any sense”
Kids can socialize, but then get to eat outside. It’s really not a tragedy
What is the reason to eat outside when they are all socializing together indoors when out of school?
To not be a d*ck
That is not an answer to the question.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look up “ableist” or “empathy” or just the community rules you signed. can’t get people on board with an opinion and then go all “what are you talking about”?! “you don’t make any sense”
Kids can socialize, but then get to eat outside. It’s really not a tragedy
What is the reason to eat outside when they are all socializing together indoors when out of school?
To not be a d*ck