They will and I'm fairly certain Catholics are accustomed to being vilified.Pray no kid or group of kids gets the virus at a Catholic school, because they will be vilified by the Mayors, Governor and every teacher union.
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They will and I'm fairly certain Catholics are accustomed to being vilified.Pray no kid or group of kids gets the virus at a Catholic school, because they will be vilified by the Mayors, Governor and every teacher union.
Need to get ahead of the “you said kids can’t get it” straw man. Because that hasn’t been the argument for reopening.Pray no kid or group of kids gets the virus at a Catholic school, because they will be vilified by the Mayors, Governor and every teacher union.
Catholic Schools in Lou/Lex are moving forward as planned next week. Nice.
That's at least 4-5 sizeable districts telling Andy to get pumped. Be intersting to see if he tries to penalize them.
I'm in Chattanooga and they are doing A/B groups where the A group does in person Monday and Tuesday then virtual the rest of the week and the B group is virtual for the first part of the week and in person on Thursday and Friday. They also gave parents the option of full virtual learning and I think less than 1,000 kids in the whole county are doing that. All of this was supposed to be based on active case count in the county which currently called for full in person classes, but they elected to do the split schedule anyhow. Today is the first day back for one group of students.
My wife is a teacher and is 7.5 months pregnant. We also have a 2 year old who goes to daycare in the school my wife teaches at. I would be lying if I said I wasn't concerned regardless of what the statistics show. Honestly we're just hoping all goes smoothly until her maternity leave begins and then she's done for the rest of the semester. We're basically going to be left scrambling if they go to full virtual at some point based on cases as my wife can't teach and watch a 2 year old.
Parents choice, but more of a opt-out rather than opt-in. Mostly should be in, but parents should have the ability to do a cost/benefit analysis.This subject deserves it's own thread. Discuss here.
They can't legally do that. It's not a law.It doesn’t seem to be a recommendation but a full on order. This Ky. public school district is defying the governor. The state could shut it down.
This. It isn't about the virus.... november 5th..You could put a plexiglass barrier between teachers and their students plus have teachers wear bio hazard suits and the teacher unions and politicians would still argue there is too much risk involved.
Absolutely agree.I don't have kiddos, so I don't have a dog in the fight, but I used to do a fair bit of domestic violence/dependency abuse and neglect work. My heart breaks for those kids that have been trapped at home away from resources to help them, away from mandatory reporters (fyi all adults are mandatory reporters in Kentucky, but schools are HUGE for getting the ball rolling since they generally see the kids daily and can monitor progress). I haven't heard the teachers' unions say a damn thing about that. Covid is real, it's a risk, but the damage some of these populations are experiencing is far worse than a respiratory virus. The food poverty is also something that concerns me. Yes, I know there were deliveries of school lunches--my boyfriend's dad did it through the end of May--but still. There's so much so many are missing being out of school.
my parents homeschooled me, but it was a thought-out decision with a lot of research and both of them have college/terminal degrees, and we had outside resources (umbrella school, outside classes, etc) so I wasn't 100% at home. I did fairly well with it; my brother a little less so. It's NOT for everybody, and I can't imagine how working parents are coping with the prospect of NTI interminably.
tl;dr parents' choice, and get as many of these at risk kids back in the classroom asap.
That is some bullshit. They have zero...(let me say it again for any coronabros in the back) ZERO!! data to back this up. Hope these districts take it to the courts.https://www.wdrb.com/in-depth/archd...cle_72cd1b72-dcaa-11ea-858b-f72616d399b7.html
Interesting quote from this story:
Interim Education Commissioner Kevin Brown told superintendents on a webcast Tuesday that if school leaders choose to ignore the governor's recommendation, he would schedule a conference call with state and local education leaders in hopes of dissuading districts from pursuing such reopening plans.
If that fails, he said further action could be taken by Beshear, the Kentucky Department for Public Health or the Kentucky Board of Education to close schools.
My son goes to LCA, and they are reopening with the option of in person or online. We are obviously going in person and they have to wear masks in the hallways, not in the classrooms but they have to social distance there.Pretty sure the Catholic schools in Lexington are going forward with their in-person plans. They haven't really been provided with any reason to deviate from them imo. Not sure about LCA, Sayre, or any of the other private schools.
Can someone confirm that Hardin county announced they are going in person
My old high school in Warren county(assuming all Warren county) goes back in 2 weeks. Andy is digging a hole to china and it might be his own grave...Every time someone mutters "open school", Andy adds 50 more positive tests to the board.
This clown won in large part because of teachers, and I feel like he's really giving them the finger with this school stuff.
Wow. Hardin and Warren are two of the bigger non-Lou/Lex school systems in the state.
Andy is bashing the schools opening and allowing students in. Says they are risking lives of kids, teachers and grandparents.
When do you think we go back to in person school in Kentucky?
Personally, I don’t think it happens before the first of the year but I could easily see there being virtual learning the entire school year.
I just don’t know what metric Andy is using as the driving force in his decision(s) because it seems to change daily.
Once warren announces for sure expect barren to followWow. Hardin and Warren are two of the bigger non-Lou/Lex school systems in the state.
So, Andy, what will be different/better Sept. 28 from today? Answer: U have no f-ing idea. Net, Sept. 28 is a figment or another delay point. U're an idiot.Andy is bashing the schools opening and allowing students in. Says they are risking lives of kids, teachers and grandparents.
At least he finally admitted he's not a leader. Been a follower this whole time.
Parent of two elementary age kids. Definitely feel they should be back in person. Random thoughts:
* Why hasn’t King Andy been pushing schools to “fit” up schools/plan over the past 3 months so we are ready to go back to school now
*kids that aren’t in school are getting together with neighborhood kids and having small group schools..kids are playing city league sports, high school sports are practicing, College kids back on campus...etc, etc...virus is going to spread regardless
*kids that aren’t in school are being watched by grandparents, retired teachers are making $$$ by coming into kids houses to help <——aren’t these the old people we gotta protect?
*whats average age of teacher in K-12 school system compared to college professors? Guessing K-12 age is younger than professors...so why is king Andy allowing professors to be put into death traps? $$$$?
*why do our positive cases keep going up? I thought the masks protect us?
*30 more days of this, 45 more days of that, two more weeks of this, three more weeks that...blah, blah, blah...boom it’s election time and trump wins and they spend next 4 years trying to get him on something or the other guy wins and slowly all starts to magically improve
At least he finally admitted he's not a leader. Been a follower this whole time.
Why would they? Re-entry and non-symptomatic/non-direct exposure testing is asinine.Regarding Professors....
Talked to a parent of UK student who told me UK Professors ARE NOT being required to take COVID test prior to school starting.
Can anyone confirm this?
Screw vouchers. Give people tax break. People who have been sending their children to private schools, paying taxes for public yet NEVER being any sort of financial burden on the public education system . . . provide those people with some form of balance before engineering a system that attempts to flood their virtuous institutions with welfare and undesirables.Enough of this crap of ever more government control. KY should pass constitutional amendment abolishing public schools in favor of vouchers that parents can use at school of their choice. Vouchers banned for schools that want to charge beyond voucher amount. Students are chosen by lottery, not schools' choice.
you obviously missed the LONG, almost twenty or so paragraph letter (maybe more) issued by the KEA several days ago and attached to Gov. B-sheer's daily press publication. Goodness, all the KEA did for the first two-thirds of the damn thing was give holy sanction after holy sanction to public school teachers, present, past and future. You would have thought your daughter's sex-ed instructor was the very Team-Six operator who took out Bin Laden, but only if you forced yourself to think about your daughter . . . because it was after that first two-thirds, LONG, LONG, LONG, before the letter used any word like "student" or "children", and even then very, very little and maybe only once or twice. Words worn out, completely . . . like beat to death? "teacher, important, we, us, our, retirement, pension . . ."Teaching is also THEE essential employee and someone needs to come out and say that.
private schools are not "districts"Catholic Schools in Lou/Lex are moving forward as planned next week. Nice.
That's at least 4-5 sizeable districts telling Andy to get pumped. Be intersting to see if he tries to penalize them.