Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
Maybe a small minority in DC. The very vast majority of the country doesn't mask kids in schools anymore.
Also, not a small minority in all parts of DC. Our DCPS is 80+% unmasked. It's also highly vaccinated. Parts of the DC population seem to prefer masking over vaccines, which betrays a high level of misinformation about what actually has a significant impact in terms of lowering Covid risk.
My DCPS school is over 75/80% masked. This is WOTP. So I’m not sure there is the misinformation problem.
Anyone ignorant enough to wear a cloth mask has to be assume to be ignorant enough to not get vaccinated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
Maybe a small minority in DC. The very vast majority of the country doesn't mask kids in schools anymore.
Also, not a small minority in all parts of DC. Our DCPS is 80+% unmasked. It's also highly vaccinated. Parts of the DC population seem to prefer masking over vaccines, which betrays a high level of misinformation about what actually has a significant impact in terms of lowering Covid risk.
My DCPS school is over 75/80% masked. This is WOTP. So I’m not sure there is the misinformation problem.
Anyone ignorant enough to wear a cloth mask has to be assume to be ignorant enough to not get vaccinated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
Maybe a small minority in DC. The very vast majority of the country doesn't mask kids in schools anymore.
Also, not a small minority in all parts of DC. Our DCPS is 80+% unmasked. It's also highly vaccinated. Parts of the DC population seem to prefer masking over vaccines, which betrays a high level of misinformation about what actually has a significant impact in terms of lowering Covid risk.
My DCPS school is over 75/80% masked. This is WOTP. So I’m not sure there is the misinformation problem.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
Maybe a small minority in DC. The very vast majority of the country doesn't mask kids in schools anymore.
Also, not a small minority in all parts of DC. Our DCPS is 80+% unmasked. It's also highly vaccinated. Parts of the DC population seem to prefer masking over vaccines, which betrays a high level of misinformation about what actually has a significant impact in terms of lowering Covid risk.
My DCPS school is over 75/80% masked. This is WOTP. So I’m not sure there is the misinformation problem.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
Maybe a small minority in DC. The very vast majority of the country doesn't mask kids in schools anymore.
Also, not a small minority in all parts of DC. Our DCPS is 80+% unmasked. It's also highly vaccinated. Parts of the DC population seem to prefer masking over vaccines, which betrays a high level of misinformation about what actually has a significant impact in terms of lowering Covid risk.
My DCPS school is over 75/80% masked. This is WOTP. So I’m not sure there is the misinformation problem.
Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
Maybe a small minority in DC. The very vast majority of the country doesn't mask kids in schools anymore.
Also, not a small minority in all parts of DC. Our DCPS is 80+% unmasked. It's also highly vaccinated. Parts of the DC population seem to prefer masking over vaccines, which betrays a high level of misinformation about what actually has a significant impact in terms of lowering Covid risk.
Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
Sure but most of the kids also likely grow up in single parent homes and often in poverty. Their parents made bad choices so I don’t think we should necessarily be copying what they do with masking their children.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
94 percent of school districts in America don't require masks for kids. If that was causing a problem, do you think maybe we would have heard about it by now? People who think kids still need to mask should explain when they expect masks to no longer be necessary. They should also explain why they know more than the CDC and the Department of Health both of which say masks are unnecessary.
I’m firmly in thr mask optional camp. But I don’t think anyone owes you an explanation for why they continue to choose masking for themselves and their children. As long as they aren’t trying to require masks for your child, then their choice does not effect you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
94 percent of school districts in America don't require masks for kids. If that was causing a problem, do you think maybe we would have heard about it by now? People who think kids still need to mask should explain when they expect masks to no longer be necessary. They should also explain why they know more than the CDC and the Department of Health both of which say masks are unnecessary.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
94 percent of school districts in America don't require masks for kids. If that was causing a problem, do you think maybe we would have heard about it by now? People who think kids still need to mask should explain when they expect masks to no longer be necessary. They should also explain why they know more than the CDC and the Department of Health both of which say masks are unnecessary.
Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.
Anonymous wrote:I am neutral on masking at this point but this thread reflects a small minority of parents, from what I can see in real life. I teach in a DCPS Title I school with 100% AA population and I estimate 75% of kids are still masking. Parents mask at drop off/pick up, too. And my children go to another DCPS that’s not Title I and a large percentage are still masking there. I don’t have a dog in this fight but this thread is not where the majority of parents are, from what I can tell.