Originally Posted by
willyworm
I don't care either way, just playing devil's advocate here...
For those that support going back to school like normal, what's the proposed contingency plan if/when covid creeps in and starts running thru the school, teachers and students?
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We have enough data to make educated decisions. Data shows the population of students in high school and below are virtually unaffected. The same population of students also do not spread the virus. Other countries opened schools and no great spike was seen...... Teachers and staff members are Americans and have the right to make an educated choice and either go back to work or find another job. Those that are high risk should take same precautions they would during any normal flu season. It's a virus and a virus will do what a virus does and spread........ Not a dang thing we can do about that.....
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