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Bars, salons, fitness centers in AZ or CA and such. Is that what's it pertaining to?

I hope Agyekum can make it over for the season, if there is one. https://undfootball360.com/news/und-awaits-two-freshman-new-turf-at-the-al/

Who said they cannot operate?

Agreed, it really isnt.

IMO, the coverage of little insignificant testing outbreaks, hospital numbers that taken out of context, etc will greatly diminish after the election. I could be wrong but we will see. Are the media in other countries reporting everything bad about COVID, every single day, like ours does? I have no idea.

"but what about unknown long-term issues that MAY arise". my gawd we suck as a country right now....

So you want to make policy based on an unknown, whereas I would suggest keeping the status quo, which is based on the known.

"Long term side effects" is the new catch phrase. How do they know this already? Wouldn't it be short-ter side effects that could develop into long-term?

Easy: COVID-19 is the most unique, devastating, mutating, exponentially threatening virus in the history of the universe. Remember the term "exponential spread" being thrown around a thousand times a day by the fear porn crowd back in March-April? yah, not so much

Teachers Unions....sigh.

I didn't hear him call it that. But I did hear CNN do it.

its gonna get real boring this fall. But I bet we save one person from having a dry cough for two days.

So one size fits all for a nation of 300+ million people and 50 individual states?

"Wait two weeks til you get it again!!!"

You completely changed the subject. There is no scapegoat. My point stands.

Explain to me what a full-time general ed/special ed/phy ed teacher does throughout the summer that would constitute "not having the summer off"?

You wrote the same thing in two different posts trying to get a reaction. That's really lame.

It's their right to do so. Not like people are going to stop going there cause of it, meh.

You're right Acosta, they now want them to report to department that oversees the CDC. Crazy.

Not at all. They are the best. But they have seen how easy it is to not have to teach in person and want that again. I get it. But kids aren't going to learn jacksh*t online, just like last spring. Not to mention the massive social interaction deficits.

100%. Its done for them and/or in a large group of peers and they all execute the same curriculum by grade, just like before. They aren't reinventing the wheel. Now let's talk about face-to-face time with the kids...no behaviors....no room organizing every day. Yah.

We will see. For high school I would think hybrid is OK. Elementary....nah.

Not surprisingly, 70% of the staff at Fargo schools want to do virtual learning or hybrid style this year. But I am sure they want to get paid the same amount. The parents were roughly 50/50 between all in classroom vs hybrid/all online.

^^^^^ That might the runaway winner for XXX fearporn post of the year!!!!

Nothing, like he did. Except he wasted people's time with a big presser to tell us he is doing nothing and leaving it up to districts. That could've been sent out in a two paragraph release.