Yeah and I’m the fool in my grade level who has volunteered to come back first. I’m the only one who isn’t overweight, have diabetes and a bunch of other conditions.
My wife is kindergarten. She had a full class to start.
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Yeah and I’m the fool in my grade level who has volunteered to come back first. I’m the only one who isn’t overweight, have diabetes and a bunch of other conditions.
After a few weeks doing online only with my kids one thing has been blatantly obvious.....there was basically no planning ahead of time. There's a ton of learning on the fly going on. Even simple things like getting the chromebook to talk to our printer has been a nightmare. Still don't have it working so we have to save stuff as a PDF and email it to ourselves and print from our phones.That’s so frustrating
Most schools dithered until the last minutes even though they hamonths to
plan
here’s someplace that did plan and then was like ‘nah’
I’d be so mad if I was a teacher there
And yet, we still have people P'Oed because state leaders are preventing them from sitting in football stadiums. Maine had restrictions on gatherings and this party exceeded those limits and it was also reported that they disregarded social distancing and masking guidelines as well. Their selfishness has directly contributed to the deaths of individuals who were not even at that event.PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — At least seven people have died in connection to a coronavirus outbreak that continues to sicken people in Maine following a wedding reception held over the summer that violated state virus guidelines, public health authorities said.
The August wedding reception at the Big Moose Inn in Millinocket is linked to more than 175 confirmed cases of the virus, the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday.
Maine authorities have identified overlaps between the wedding reception and outbreaks elsewhere in the state. An employee of the York County Jail attended the wedding, Maine CDC officials have said. Maine health officials have also said an outbreak at a Madison rehabilitation center, which is the site of six of the seven deaths, is connected to the wedding because an employee of the facility lives in the same household as a person who attended.
The local high school prepped and planned most of the summer to run an A/B day class schedule. Three days into the semester, it was decided by the school board that Louisiana moving to phase 3 allowed for higher bus capacity and thus we could do away with the A/B rotation. While virtual kids will remain virtual, this will in fact double class sizes to a max of 25 in rooms probably around 500 sq. feet. Three days. Three to four weeks I can fathom. I wouldn't agree but I could fathom it.
It became obvious to me this past week that so much planning was put into designing the A/B scheduling that no one bothered to think about what happened after. So we're basically just applying all the A/B procedures to a full classroom of kids.
Which means that I will have 23 to 25 kids eating breakfast and lunch in a classroom with no masks. With maybe two feet separating them. I've already got a mess on my hands due to having a positive in my class, which has led to me have to get tested/quarantined. Between the Hurricane Laura, Covid, etc. it's only September and my school year is already unsalavagable flaming wreckage.
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testing has remained the same?Only 2 days, but Indiana has seen a downtick in cases, a BIG downtick in positivity %, and my county is on 2 straight days of zero cases, even with kids going to school (granted half on, half off schedule). Not making predictions, but just counting blessings and hope it continues.
Can't smell or taste myself and having shortness of breath. I think I'm not bothering with getting tested again and just staying home until I'm symptom free. I had the flu the first time I thought I caught it, not COVID, but this is something I've never felt before.I got tested today. No fever or anything, but I can't smell or taste anything and have a tremendous amount of pressure in my sinuses causing headaches, dizziness, etc. Given that I was exposed last week I thought it was prudent. Will be several days before results. Hopefully nothing.