New York public schools have tested more than 140,000 students and staff and had a positivity rate of 0.23% as of Monday.
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all due respect, this is such a weird take. I completely hear the pain parents are having with issues of childcare, but the response just cycles through opening/closing schools. can't we be smarter about this? get community ordinances to pod up, have small groups of students 1/x
attend virtual school from volunteer parents' homes or something, and incentivize people to do this in some way (ideally by, i dunno, giving them money if they do?)
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Virtual school does not work as a long term solution. Sorry, it doesn’t. Ask almost every kid enrolled in it, they will tell you it isn’t the same learning experience.
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of course not, but neither does constantly opening schools before being ready to properly combat the virus, then inevitably shutting down. that sort of inconsistency is bad for everyone involved.
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