We had an update at our last board meeting on how things are going in our district. We currently have 5 students at home in quarantine, no staff in quarantine, and of the 9 students that were using the remote option instead of in-person only 4 still are.
We never closed due to covid, never switched to a hybrid model with limited days or a online/in-person split, we've been in-person the entire school year.
Nobody died, hell I don't think anyone even went to the hospital, and no churches burned to the ground.
I'd say that's a pretty good example of a small midwestern district ignoring the panic and just moving forward. We had a few touch and go weeks, but we've done well to this point.
How's everyone else doing?
We never closed due to covid, never switched to a hybrid model with limited days or a online/in-person split, we've been in-person the entire school year.
Nobody died, hell I don't think anyone even went to the hospital, and no churches burned to the ground.
I'd say that's a pretty good example of a small midwestern district ignoring the panic and just moving forward. We had a few touch and go weeks, but we've done well to this point.
How's everyone else doing?