A Progressive's View
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wrote on 15 Feb 2021, 22:01 last edited by
The Red States got it right...
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wrote on 15 Feb 2021, 22:09 last edited by Mik
Here in Ohio some districts, all of whom signed a pledge to have students either back in the classroom or on a hybrid program by March 1 in order to receive the vaccinations are reneging. DeWine has said he will pull the vaccinations.
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wrote on 15 Feb 2021, 22:10 last edited by
I live in arguably the bluest state in the country, and our school is open, albeit with reduced attendance.
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I live in arguably the bluest state in the country, and our school is open, albeit with reduced attendance.
wrote on 15 Feb 2021, 22:16 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in A Progressive's View:
I live in arguably the bluest state in the country, and our school is open, albeit with reduced attendance.
How does it feel to be an anomaly?
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@doctor-phibes said in A Progressive's View:
I live in arguably the bluest state in the country, and our school is open, albeit with reduced attendance.
How does it feel to be an anomaly?
wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 02:17 last edited by@jolly said in A Progressive's View:
@doctor-phibes said in A Progressive's View:
I live in arguably the bluest state in the country, and our school is open, albeit with reduced attendance.
How does it feel to be an anomaly?
Considering Massachusetts education record, pretty good, actually.
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wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 05:50 last edited by jon-nyc
Even Vox ran a piece entitled ‘unions vs science’.
FWIW, our schools are open.
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wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 12:25 last edited by
Public schools in my area are open too.
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wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 12:46 last edited by
Schools here never closed.
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wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 12:56 last edited by
This is just the tip of the iceberg of the impact of Covid. I said it in March and it’s all that will be increasingly written about a year later.
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This is just the tip of the iceberg of the impact of Covid. I said it in March and it’s all that will be increasingly written about a year later.
wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 12:57 last edited by@loki said in A Progressive's View:
This is just the tip of the iceberg of the impact of Covid. I said it in March and it’s all that will be increasingly written about a year later.
Nah, Trump is still alive.
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wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 17:48 last edited by
School near me has been closed for about 9 months now.
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wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 19:17 last edited by
Loudoun county is allowing a hybrid option (2 days in, 2 days out) along with remote learning starting March 3rd. Since the in class instruction will consist of sitting at the desk with your Chromebook watching the teacher teach remotely, we’ve decided to opt for staying home.
I get that in person instruction is much better, but after a 3 quarters, what’s the point? I almost feel like trying to transition back creates more of a disruption to their learning than any benefit they would get from a quarter in school...
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wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 19:44 last edited by
Our school has a hybrid option and a remote-only option. the vast majority have been doing hybrid all year except for a couple of temporary full closures they've had.
they allow you to switch between the two options only at quarter breaks.
Fortunately I'll be vaccinated in time to let the boy attend in Q4. I think its especially important because its his first year of middle school.
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wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 21:00 last edited by
Staying with the online schooling for the boy until next September. By then both of us should have our vaccinations. My wife will probably get hers in the next few weeks being that she is a health care worker. I expect mine in June or July. Roll out here is slow and poorly organized at the provincial level.