Kids nowadays learn to operate a computer on their own. Schools full of lazy teachers use computers as babysitters.
Why schools should open or not.
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The schools in our town never shut down. They still have sports, and they dont wear the silly looking face diapers.
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at the moment its all front line workers kids and vulnerable ones, all the rest must be home schooled.
Our kids high school, which has mandatory masking at ALL times to supposedly prevent the spread, just closed for ten days due to ONE Covid case. One. Nobody else is sick. No other positive cases.
People are getting dumber as this drags on. Don’t move to Colorado. It’s a suckhole of progressive thought.
We pulled our kids out. Back to homeschooling.
People are getting dumber as this drags on. Don’t move to Colorado. It’s a suckhole of progressive thought.
We pulled our kids out. Back to homeschooling.
My granddaughter in Germany is going to High School (sorta) and they have to wear masks at all times...
(except in SPORTS) where you breathe and cough and spit more than ever!!!! They have to sit 6 feet apart, and wear their heavy winter jackets IN THE CLASSROOM!!! because some Self-proclaimed EXPERT decided that you can defeat the problem of spreading the germs by OPENING THE WINDOWS in the HEATED classrooms every 15 minutes and letting the GERMS ALL GO OUT TO PLAY. It seems the playground should be the most inpregnated area of all from the CO19 GERMS, by the way, where the OTHER kids are all doing their sports WITHOUT MASKS....So much for the intelligence of the German Politics...Gary
(except in SPORTS) where you breathe and cough and spit more than ever!!!! They have to sit 6 feet apart, and wear their heavy winter jackets IN THE CLASSROOM!!! because some Self-proclaimed EXPERT decided that you can defeat the problem of spreading the germs by OPENING THE WINDOWS in the HEATED classrooms every 15 minutes and letting the GERMS ALL GO OUT TO PLAY. It seems the playground should be the most inpregnated area of all from the CO19 GERMS, by the way, where the OTHER kids are all doing their sports WITHOUT MASKS....So much for the intelligence of the German Politics...Gary
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masks are only mandatory inside public building, in the open air they are not required as we can socially distance, large groups are banned.
we are getting to the end of this stuff now, schools will be open next month and other places in April, holidays may be allowed in May, maybe June some say life will back to "normal" by July.
we are getting to the end of this stuff now, schools will be open next month and other places in April, holidays may be allowed in May, maybe June some say life will back to "normal" by July.
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well we did have a period last Summer where the infections decreased and it seemed we could get back to something like normality then the infections increased in the fall and we were back in lock down number 3.
I just hope that with the speed of all the mutations this bug is having it dosent become something worse or immune to the vaccines. Hell, I’m so ready for a vacation somewhere nice right about now!
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there are so many mutations out there and many are not affected by the vaccines we have so even being jabbed may not keep everyone safe.
Kids were off school yesterday, but because of the weather, not covid. Back to school today, as it's a warmer 8 degrees out this morning. They have to stay six feet apart and wear a mask all day, too. That's about the only place here that they ever wear a mask. Other than school, things are normal in our town.
Pretty disgusting....not even gonna offer instruction, just "supervision."
==San Francisco Schools Plan to Reopen Just 1 Day to Qualify for $12 Million State Aid
By GQ Pan==
May 13, 2021
The San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) is reportedly planning to send high school seniors back to school for just one day, so that the city might qualify for $12 million in state reopening funds.
The state of California is offering a total of $2 billion to encourage public school districts to reopen for in-person instruction. To get their full share of the incentive funding, districts must reopen all elementary schools and at least a single grade spanning middle and high schools.
Districts could access the maximum amount of funding—$17 million for SFUSD—if they opened by April 1. For each day the district fails to meet the minimum requirements, it loses 1 percent of the funds it would have received, and will not get any money after May 15.
Under a deal between the district and its teacher’s union, the United Educators-San Francisco (UESF), high school seniors would be brought back “for at least one day before the end of the school year,” starting on May 14, just one day shy of the May 15 deadline.
According to the terms of the agreement, obtained by the San Francisco Chronicle, those high school seniors would be receiving “in-person supervision” rather than in-person instruction.
San Francisco Schools Plan to Reopen Just 1 Day to Qualify for $12 Million State Aid?utm_medium=epochtimes&utm_source=telegram
I saw this and it made me so mad.
Thats the way teachers and their unions operate. They don't give a damn about the children's education, just money.
Me too
That's just crazy
My son goes to a school for disabled adults 2 days a week . They are very strict on the mask rules. I'm anxious to see how the handle the CDC announcement. If they say only the vaccinated can take off mask, I will say he has the best vaccine. He has already had covid 19 and has the antibodies naturally. ThE thing is, this school is private so I can't scream because they will toss my son. He loves it there.
Teachers Union Boss Admits Biden's CDC Asked Them For Guidance on Reopening Schools: "They Asked us for Language and We Gave Them Language" (VIDEO)
Why is a teachers union telling the CDC what to do? AFT union boss Randi Weingarten admitted on Tuesday that Joe Biden’s CDC asked them for language on school reopening guidance. For nearly a year teachers have refused to teach students in person out of fear of getting infected with Covid...
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CDC deputy director resigns after emails reveal teachers’ union lobbied to keep schools closed
The teachers’ union pressured the CDC to amend its public health guidance on how and when schools should reopen, basing the policy on politics rather than on COVID science.
ATLANTA, May 19, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — Communications unearthed in early May between the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) show that the second biggest teachers’ union in the country lobbied the CDC to have school reopening delayed. Weeks later, CDC top brass resign.
Emails obtained by the New York Post confirm correspondence between the two organizations, with the AFT pressuring the CDC to amend its public health guidance on how and when schools should reopen, basing the policy on politics rather than on science and statistics.
Corey A. DeAngelis, senior fellow at the libertarian think tank Reason Foundation, told Fox Business that the discovery “really confirms what we knew all along, that the whole school reopening debate has been more to do with political partisanship and power dynamics than safety and the needs of families.” DeAngelis pointed to the findings of his March study, “Are School Reopening Decisions Related to Union Influence?”
DeAngelis found that “there was no statistically significant relationship between the reopening decisions and the risk of the virus in the area.” Ultimately, his study concluded that “school closures are uncorrelated with the actual incidence of the virus, but are rather strongly associated with unionization.” This implies that “the decision to close schools has been a political — not scientific — decision,” he said.
According to the Post, the CDC were on the cusp of introducing instructions for schools to reopen for regular tuition. Emails from AFT senior advisor for health issues Kelly Trautner, obtained through a freedom of information request by conservative watchdog Americans for Public Trust, show the powerful teachers’ union thanking CDC Director Rochelle Walensky for her “genuine desire to earn our [AFT] confidence and your commitment to partnership” on February 3.
Trautner confirmed that the AFT was able “to review a copy of the draft guidance document over the weekend [before February 1] and … to provide some initial feedback to several staff this morning about possible ways to strengthen the document.”
“We believe our experiences on the ground can inform and enrich thinking around what is practicable and prudent in future guidance documents,” she wrote, adding further thanks “for Friday’s rich discussion about forthcoming CDC guidance and for your openness to the suggestions made by our president, Randi Weingarten, and the AFT.” Walensky, though not copied into the February 1 email, was forwarded the correspondence by White House coronavirus testing coordinator Carol Johnson.
CDC deputy director resigns after emails reveal teachers’ union lobbied to keep schools closed?utm_source=featured&utm_campaign=standard
The teachers’ union pressured the CDC to amend its public health guidance on how and when schools should reopen, basing the policy on politics rather than on COVID science.
ATLANTA, May 19, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — Communications unearthed in early May between the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) show that the second biggest teachers’ union in the country lobbied the CDC to have school reopening delayed. Weeks later, CDC top brass resign.
Emails obtained by the New York Post confirm correspondence between the two organizations, with the AFT pressuring the CDC to amend its public health guidance on how and when schools should reopen, basing the policy on politics rather than on science and statistics.
Corey A. DeAngelis, senior fellow at the libertarian think tank Reason Foundation, told Fox Business that the discovery “really confirms what we knew all along, that the whole school reopening debate has been more to do with political partisanship and power dynamics than safety and the needs of families.” DeAngelis pointed to the findings of his March study, “Are School Reopening Decisions Related to Union Influence?”
DeAngelis found that “there was no statistically significant relationship between the reopening decisions and the risk of the virus in the area.” Ultimately, his study concluded that “school closures are uncorrelated with the actual incidence of the virus, but are rather strongly associated with unionization.” This implies that “the decision to close schools has been a political — not scientific — decision,” he said.
According to the Post, the CDC were on the cusp of introducing instructions for schools to reopen for regular tuition. Emails from AFT senior advisor for health issues Kelly Trautner, obtained through a freedom of information request by conservative watchdog Americans for Public Trust, show the powerful teachers’ union thanking CDC Director Rochelle Walensky for her “genuine desire to earn our [AFT] confidence and your commitment to partnership” on February 3.
Trautner confirmed that the AFT was able “to review a copy of the draft guidance document over the weekend [before February 1] and … to provide some initial feedback to several staff this morning about possible ways to strengthen the document.”
“We believe our experiences on the ground can inform and enrich thinking around what is practicable and prudent in future guidance documents,” she wrote, adding further thanks “for Friday’s rich discussion about forthcoming CDC guidance and for your openness to the suggestions made by our president, Randi Weingarten, and the AFT.” Walensky, though not copied into the February 1 email, was forwarded the correspondence by White House coronavirus testing coordinator Carol Johnson.
CDC deputy director resigns after emails reveal teachers’ union lobbied to keep schools closed?utm_source=featured&utm_campaign=standard
