This is what they are doing with public schools in the county next to us...

[katilac]

11 minutes ago, Roadrunner said:

Well, others will disagree with you. If majority of kids aren’t learning, then it can’t in be done from home. 

 

The majority of kids in some school districts weren't learning pre-Covid. Is that proof that in-person learning doesn't work? Of course not. In-person learning can work, and remote learning can work. Something not working isn't the same as something being unable to work. 

[Roadrunner]

33 minutes ago, katilac said:

The majority of kids in some school districts weren't learning pre-Covid. Is that proof that in-person learning doesn't work? Of course not. In-person learning can work, and remote learning can work. Something not working isn't the same as something being unable to work. 

I don’t think I am the person you need to be arguing with. I am just telling you the way the cities are starting to see this. Obviously they have been going at this with unions and having these conversations with the conclusion being that  having elementary teachers at home is paralyzing to both learning and economy, and as such they have come to the conclusion that those jobs can’t be done from home. I am not hearing such rumbling about high schoolers. 

Edited February 12, 2021 by Roadrunner

[katilac]

3 minutes ago, Roadrunner said:

I don’t think I am the person you need to be arguing with. I am just telling you the way the cities are starting to see this. Obviously they have been going at this with unions and having these conversations with the conclusion being that  having elementary teachers at home is paralyzing to both learning and economy, and as such they have come to the conclusion that those jobs can’t be done from home. I am not hearing such rumbling about high schoolers. 

Just to be clear, I am arguing the point, not people.