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Caliman73

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38. With the plan that our district has in place, possibly.

Thu Jul 9, 2020, 04:15 PM

Jul 2020

They will be alternating schedules to limit the classroom size, have a plan to sanitize the facilities daily, are offering distance learning in conjunction, and appear to be taking the necessary steps to do a very cautious reopening.

Am I nervous? Yes definitely. Am I hesitant? Yes.

But I think that our county and school district are working together to make it as safe as possible. Things may change from now to August that change my mind but right now there is a very cautious optimism.

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As a parent, would you send your kid to public school in the current conditions ? [View all] steve2470 Jul 2020 OP

I would flee the state just for my survival. Beakybird Jul 2020 #1

No. marble falls Jul 2020 #2

NO, NO, and HELL NO!!!!!!!!!!!! MyOwnPeace Jul 2020 #3

Ditto (in those exact words) n/t DonaldsRump Jul 2020 #5

Given that the worst is obviously yet to come, and hard guage, empedocles Jul 2020 #4

Yes, if I were an illogical xian RWNJ parent who hated their own children and wanted to spread the erronis Jul 2020 #6

My younger Granddaughters are at risk .... ProudMNDemocrat Jul 2020 #7

That's the secret to his survival. lpbk2713 Jul 2020 #22

No. Possible life time brain damage. No. LizBeth Jul 2020 #8

I would have homeschooled. I am very worried abt my college kid. GreenPartyVoter Jul 2020 #9

I don't know Bettie Jul 2020 #10

Today... no JT45242 Jul 2020 #11

Florida did not mandate school attendance in August. Mariana Jul 2020 #12

ok edited nt steve2470 Jul 2020 #16

Absolutely not. n/t Lucinda Jul 2020 #13

Nope gollygee Jul 2020 #14

No plan, No kids. spanone Jul 2020 #15

If I were young enough to have school age kids and none of us had co-morbidities, I would, but... LAS14 Jul 2020 #17

Sure, just as soon as the promised Covid-19 testing is available Brother Buzz Jul 2020 #18

I wouldn't risk my health to return to work in any school. procon Jul 2020 #19

No. Even the university my children attend is online for fall. onecaliberal Jul 2020 #20

Absolutely not! ananda Jul 2020 #21

No MFM008 Jul 2020 #23

I feel it's a rock and a hard place situation forthemiddle Jul 2020 #24

If jail is too dangerous for Manafort school is too dangerous for kids uponit7771 Jul 2020 #27

82 kids at a summer camp just got COVID and they were outdoors most of the time, so NO WAY BamaRefugee Jul 2020 #25

Being outside most of the time is obviously not a guarantee of avoiding it Proud Liberal Dem Jul 2020 #28

Nope Proud Liberal Dem Jul 2020 #26

No! Come what may. mdelaguna Jul 2020 #29

any sane person would say bdamomma Jul 2020 #30

I'd have a hard time going along with this peggysue2 Jul 2020 #31

Not without consulting one of our resident DU epidemiologists. BannonsLiver Jul 2020 #32

No. Not only for the sake of my kids, phylny Jul 2020 #33

Not after this just happened in my county. Crunchy Frog Jul 2020 #34

No. No matter what they come up, I do not believe they can follow social distancing guidelines jmg257 Jul 2020 #35

My grandkids Texas not going marlakay Jul 2020 #36

Our district is giving us the option...and we have decided to keep the kids home and do virtual cbdo2007 Jul 2020 #37

With the plan that our district has in place, possibly. Caliman73 Jul 2020 #38

It will depend on what the school is doing to protect the children and staff. marie999 Jul 2020 #39

Hell to the no. Demsrule86 Jul 2020 #40

I'm in Arizona StarryNite Jul 2020 #41

Not hypothetical, 9yo will do virtual JCMach1 Jul 2020 #42