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- Joined Apr 24, 2019
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From a news article about why our local school officials are not closing public schools:
"Among their chief concerns: the issues of inequity that would arise if children are expected to learn online from home, and the non-academic services like school lunch that families rely on."
Yesterday, the governor declared a state of emergency, banned gatherings of more than 250 people and closed the state house which is now in legislative session. He specifically stated K-12 schools would remain open. All higher education is closed. So, my son and daughter are supposed to keep going into a single building for five days a week with over 1,000 other kids. BTW, every kid has a Chromebook and is required to use it. Just, you know, not to keep my kids, my wife and myself from getting sick.
Edit: The prison system has implemented additional screening for incoming inmates and video based visitation. Nothing is being done for K-12 education.
"Among their chief concerns: the issues of inequity that would arise if children are expected to learn online from home, and the non-academic services like school lunch that families rely on."
Yesterday, the governor declared a state of emergency, banned gatherings of more than 250 people and closed the state house which is now in legislative session. He specifically stated K-12 schools would remain open. All higher education is closed. So, my son and daughter are supposed to keep going into a single building for five days a week with over 1,000 other kids. BTW, every kid has a Chromebook and is required to use it. Just, you know, not to keep my kids, my wife and myself from getting sick.
Edit: The prison system has implemented additional screening for incoming inmates and video based visitation. Nothing is being done for K-12 education.
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