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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by NervousNell
I really don't understand what politics has to do with feeling comfortable about having your child in school or not.
I know I know it’s not everyone, but I find most people that I talk to that find the virus is fake, overblown, a political tool, etc etc are typically more right-leaning.
So if they have those opinions they are more likely to before fully on board with a 100% return to school.
And again. I know it’s not everyone.
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by Katareen
Posted by NervousNell
I really don't understand what politics has to do with feeling comfortable about having your child in school or not.
I know I know it’s not everyone, but I find most people that I talk to that find the virus is fake, overblown, a political tool, etc etc are typically more right-leaning.
So if they have those opinions they are more likely to before fully on board with a 100% return to school.
And again. I know it’s not everyone.
I know exactly what you are saying. I guess from the start I was just confused as to how a virus can be made into something political. And how it was so polarizing down party lines.
I guess that's what has been confusing me this whole time.
But I guess in this day and age everything is political.
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by NervousNell
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Posted by NervousNell
I really don't understand what politics has to do with feeling comfortable about having your child in school or not.
I know I know it’s not everyone, but I find most people that I talk to that find the virus is fake, overblown, a political tool, etc etc are typically more right-leaning.
So if they have those opinions they are more likely to before fully on board with a 100% return to school.
And again. I know it’s not everyone.
I know exactly what you are saying. I guess from the start I was just confused as to how a virus can be made into something political. And how it was so polarizing down party lines.
I guess that's what has been confusing me this whole time.
But I guess in this day and age everything is political.
My BIL is this worst with this. Anytime I have an opinion on something...
You sound like a Democrat!
You sound so Republican!
Like nobody can just have an opinion anymore 
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by Katareen
Posted by NervousNell
I really don't understand what politics has to do with feeling comfortable about having your child in school or not.
I know I know it’s not everyone, but I find most people that I talk to that find the virus is fake, overblown, a political tool, etc etc are typically more right-leaning.
So if they have those opinions they are more likely to before fully on board with a 100% return to school.
And again. I know it’s not everyone.
100000%. Yes, there are exceptions of course, but this is how it has been.
It didn't have to be political but when the President called it a Democratic hoax there wasn't really any other way for it to go.
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by mema2012
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I really like that plan and like that your school district is communicating the plan with you even if the state has not yet approved it.
Here’s what confuses me. Many districts have made public their plans. Don’t they need state approval before implementing?
I am on two district reopening committees, where I work and where my kids attend. Neither have not yet published our plans for this reason. There’s a great deal of work going on behind the scenes, planning in school, remote and hybrid scenarios, following NYSED guidelines, etc.
I wouldn’t be happy if I made child care/transportation plans and found our district plans weren’t approved and had to be amended...
I believe they were required to post the “plans” on the website by 7/31 when they were due to the state. They are just plans but I can’t imagine there will be many changes to what is proposed.
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NervousNell
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by ali120206
Posted by mema2012
Posted by SLPRunner
I really like that plan and like that your school district is communicating the plan with you even if the state has not yet approved it.
Here’s what confuses me. Many districts have made public their plans. Don’t they need state approval before implementing?
I am on two district reopening committees, where I work and where my kids attend. Neither have not yet published our plans for this reason. There’s a great deal of work going on behind the scenes, planning in school, remote and hybrid scenarios, following NYSED guidelines, etc.
I wouldn’t be happy if I made child care/transportation plans and found our district plans weren’t approved and had to be amended...
I believe they were required to post the “plans” on the website by 7/31 when they were due to the state. They are just plans but I can’t imagine there will be many changes to what is proposed.
our district posted 3 plans...one for every day in person, one for a hybrid, one for full remote.
And they won't be able to tell us which it is until the state makes their decision.
I was confused by the posts here saying, our district is opening in person, every day, etc. because I thought they couldn't say that definitively until the state said so. So pretty much everyone should have 3 plans right now
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
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Our district announced the K-6 plan yesterday. Full day schooling, in the building. 15 kids max to a class. Aftercare in each elementary building. No masks required for students as long as they are at their desk. Staff requires masks. Bus transportation, 1 kid to a seat. Temp checks. Now we wait on the secondary schools (who I know are getting the short end of the stick with a/b days, and some grades in the high school will only be remote I've heard)
School is happening on Long Island unless our number goes above 5 percent right? It's at 1 percent on Long Island as a whole, as of 4:30pm last night. So 99 percent of the people being tested for Covid are negative.
So if its one kid per bus where are they getting all these extra busses to get kids to from school?
In my district they are asking parents who don’t NEED the bus to drive their children. If you’re a sahm or dad or start work later, many can sacrifice the convenience of the bus and drive them kids, making more room on the bus.
I'm trying to imagine how large school districts are going to handle parents dropping off their kids. Longwood, for instance, has almost 3000 students! That's a lot of cars to handle. Connetquot has almost 2,000, and only one entrance. It's impossible to get out when just one grade has a concert or Open House.
I'm sure they're coming up with options, but things are going to be chaotic for a while....
I live in a small district. With that said, there are typically 3 to a seat I hear. My 7th grader has always been driven to school, so I will continue that. They are encouraging others to do the same.
Our district is looking at the same type of plan but also to have secondary in full days as well (with masks). Our plans won't be released until next week. The busing issue is difficult. The one to a seat has not been approved by the State yet but we are hoping that will be the case. Parents are going to be asked to drive their children. Schools are going to have to created staggered drop off and pick up times to avoid crowds. I wouldn't be surprised if it takes an hour in the morning and afternoon for drop offs.
So what happens if not enough parents agree to drop their kids off?
In my district, the elementary schools will then go to a A/B day schedule. My district is allowing for a fully remote option and it appears 25% of the district is taking that option.
We are basically the same. Can I ask what the remote option looks like? I can't see how there would be enough teachers to teach in person and also fully remote.
I dont know how its possible either. And even the a and b day schedule, who is teaching the kids those 3 days a week they are home? Our school did an awful job with distance learning already. Spanish instruction needs a teacher. Not YouTube videos like mine was directed to(not made by the teacher) I dont get how it will work. Seems ambitious
It is possible they are setting up live webcam for remote instruction? That is what my sons school is planning. So the teacher is teaching both in person and streaming live for remote students.
UFT won't allow live streaming of NYC teachers. If you choose remote learning, a random teacher who opted out of teaching in person will teach the remote learning. Could be from any district,borough, or subject specialty. So you could potentially have a gym teacher teaching 5th grade science. Once I heard that, remote teaching was out for us.
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by Mags1227
Posted by Sash
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Our district announced the K-6 plan yesterday. Full day schooling, in the building. 15 kids max to a class. Aftercare in each elementary building. No masks required for students as long as they are at their desk. Staff requires masks. Bus transportation, 1 kid to a seat. Temp checks. Now we wait on the secondary schools (who I know are getting the short end of the stick with a/b days, and some grades in the high school will only be remote I've heard)
School is happening on Long Island unless our number goes above 5 percent right? It's at 1 percent on Long Island as a whole, as of 4:30pm last night. So 99 percent of the people being tested for Covid are negative.
So if its one kid per bus where are they getting all these extra busses to get kids to from school?
In my district they are asking parents who don’t NEED the bus to drive their children. If you’re a sahm or dad or start work later, many can sacrifice the convenience of the bus and drive them kids, making more room on the bus.
I'm trying to imagine how large school districts are going to handle parents dropping off their kids. Longwood, for instance, has almost 3000 students! That's a lot of cars to handle. Connetquot has almost 2,000, and only one entrance. It's impossible to get out when just one grade has a concert or Open House.
I'm sure they're coming up with options, but things are going to be chaotic for a while....
I live in a small district. With that said, there are typically 3 to a seat I hear. My 7th grader has always been driven to school, so I will continue that. They are encouraging others to do the same.
Our district is looking at the same type of plan but also to have secondary in full days as well (with masks). Our plans won't be released until next week. The busing issue is difficult. The one to a seat has not been approved by the State yet but we are hoping that will be the case. Parents are going to be asked to drive their children. Schools are going to have to created staggered drop off and pick up times to avoid crowds. I wouldn't be surprised if it takes an hour in the morning and afternoon for drop offs.
So what happens if not enough parents agree to drop their kids off?
In my district, the elementary schools will then go to a A/B day schedule. My district is allowing for a fully remote option and it appears 25% of the district is taking that option.
We are basically the same. Can I ask what the remote option looks like? I can't see how there would be enough teachers to teach in person and also fully remote.
I dont know how its possible either. And even the a and b day schedule, who is teaching the kids those 3 days a week they are home? Our school did an awful job with distance learning already. Spanish instruction needs a teacher. Not YouTube videos like mine was directed to(not made by the teacher) I dont get how it will work. Seems ambitious
It is possible they are setting up live webcam for remote instruction? That is what my sons school is planning. So the teacher is teaching both in person and streaming live for remote students.
UFT won't allow live streaming of NYC teachers. If you choose remote learning, a random teacher who opted out of teaching in person will teach the remote learning. Could be from any district,borough, or subject specialty. So you could potentially have a gym teacher teaching 5th grade science. Once I heard that, remote teaching was out for us.
Neither will our district- on long Island
I don’t understand why they don’t allow a live stream
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
I am upset with my districts's plan. What is the difference if they go 2 x a week vs. full time? I am a teacher as well, and the kids are going 2 x a week in person, Wednesday only staff go in and the rest of the week is remote learning. My one son has Autism, so they are working on getting approval for the self- contained kids to go all week. My point is now I have to scramble getting someone to watch my boys (one is going into high school) so I dont feel comfortable him watching his brother, and now exposing other people because of childcare. So if my inaws or my dad or neighbor.
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valentinesbaby
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by ali120206
Posted by mema2012
Posted by SLPRunner
I really like that plan and like that your school district is communicating the plan with you even if the state has not yet approved it.
Here’s what confuses me. Many districts have made public their plans. Don’t they need state approval before implementing?
I am on two district reopening committees, where I work and where my kids attend. Neither have not yet published our plans for this reason. There’s a great deal of work going on behind the scenes, planning in school, remote and hybrid scenarios, following NYSED guidelines, etc.
I wouldn’t be happy if I made child care/transportation plans and found our district plans weren’t approved and had to be amended...
I believe they were required to post the “plans” on the website by 7/31 when they were due to the state. They are just plans but I can’t imagine there will be many changes to what is proposed.
our district posted 3 plans...one for every day in person, one for a hybrid, one for full remote.
And they won't be able to tell us which it is until the state makes their decision.
I was confused by the posts here saying, our district is opening in person, every day, etc. because I thought they couldn't say that definitively until the state said so. So pretty much everyone should have 3 plans right now
People in NY listen to others and run with incorrect things. No decisions have been made so you can’t say my district is doing this or that yet.
Funny as I have heard people think they can pick and choose too. I know in other states they are allowing this but not here in NY.
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Sash
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by anonymoususer
Posted by Mags1227
Posted by Sash
Posted by BargainMama
Posted by KarenK122
Posted by PitterPatter11
Posted by RainyDay
Posted by KarenK122
Posted by BargainMama
Posted by GoldenRod
Posted by AliceCullen
Posted by RainyDay
Posted by BargainMama
Our district announced the K-6 plan yesterday. Full day schooling, in the building. 15 kids max to a class. Aftercare in each elementary building. No masks required for students as long as they are at their desk. Staff requires masks. Bus transportation, 1 kid to a seat. Temp checks. Now we wait on the secondary schools (who I know are getting the short end of the stick with a/b days, and some grades in the high school will only be remote I've heard)
School is happening on Long Island unless our number goes above 5 percent right? It's at 1 percent on Long Island as a whole, as of 4:30pm last night. So 99 percent of the people being tested for Covid are negative.
So if its one kid per bus where are they getting all these extra busses to get kids to from school?
In my district they are asking parents who don’t NEED the bus to drive their children. If you’re a sahm or dad or start work later, many can sacrifice the convenience of the bus and drive them kids, making more room on the bus.
I'm trying to imagine how large school districts are going to handle parents dropping off their kids. Longwood, for instance, has almost 3000 students! That's a lot of cars to handle. Connetquot has almost 2,000, and only one entrance. It's impossible to get out when just one grade has a concert or Open House.
I'm sure they're coming up with options, but things are going to be chaotic for a while....
I live in a small district. With that said, there are typically 3 to a seat I hear. My 7th grader has always been driven to school, so I will continue that. They are encouraging others to do the same.
Our district is looking at the same type of plan but also to have secondary in full days as well (with masks). Our plans won't be released until next week. The busing issue is difficult. The one to a seat has not been approved by the State yet but we are hoping that will be the case. Parents are going to be asked to drive their children. Schools are going to have to created staggered drop off and pick up times to avoid crowds. I wouldn't be surprised if it takes an hour in the morning and afternoon for drop offs.
So what happens if not enough parents agree to drop their kids off?
In my district, the elementary schools will then go to a A/B day schedule. My district is allowing for a fully remote option and it appears 25% of the district is taking that option.
We are basically the same. Can I ask what the remote option looks like? I can't see how there would be enough teachers to teach in person and also fully remote.
I dont know how its possible either. And even the a and b day schedule, who is teaching the kids those 3 days a week they are home? Our school did an awful job with distance learning already. Spanish instruction needs a teacher. Not YouTube videos like mine was directed to(not made by the teacher) I dont get how it will work. Seems ambitious
It is possible they are setting up live webcam for remote instruction? That is what my sons school is planning. So the teacher is teaching both in person and streaming live for remote students.
UFT won't allow live streaming of NYC teachers. If you choose remote learning, a random teacher who opted out of teaching in person will teach the remote learning. Could be from any district,borough, or subject specialty. So you could potentially have a gym teacher teaching 5th grade science. Once I heard that, remote teaching was out for us.
Neither will our district- on long Island
I don’t understand why they don’t allow a live stream
Wow, this is so messed up. On one hand it’s good that the remote and hybrid learning doesn’t fall on just one teachers shoulders for a class but on the other hand the plan doesn’t seem adequate for full remote students.
I feel like we are going to see the horrible effects of these half assed education plans in the future and by then it will be too late.
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PitterPatter11
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by Mags1227
UFT won't allow live streaming of NYC teachers. If you choose remote learning, a random teacher who opted out of teaching in person will teach the remote learning. Could be from any district,borough, or subject specialty. So you could potentially have a gym teacher teaching 5th grade science. Once I heard that, remote teaching was out for us.
You couldn't have a PE teacher teach a 5th grade class if the PE teacher is not certified in elementary education. The state has always allowed teachers to teach 5 hours per week out of their certification area. They bumped it up to 10 hours this year, but that still would not allow a gym teacher to be the main teacher for a 5th grade class.
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
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Neither will our district- on long Island
I don’t understand why they don’t allow a live stream
A lot has to do with FERPA
One of my coworkers got in trouble for providing the student's school sports coach with the parent's phone number. The coach did not have access to this information as they were not a teacher. My school takes FERPA and Ed 2D Law very seriously.
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by valentinesbaby
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by ali120206
Posted by mema2012
Posted by SLPRunner
I really like that plan and like that your school district is communicating the plan with you even if the state has not yet approved it.
Here’s what confuses me. Many districts have made public their plans. Don’t they need state approval before implementing?
I am on two district reopening committees, where I work and where my kids attend. Neither have not yet published our plans for this reason. There’s a great deal of work going on behind the scenes, planning in school, remote and hybrid scenarios, following NYSED guidelines, etc.
I wouldn’t be happy if I made child care/transportation plans and found our district plans weren’t approved and had to be amended...
I believe they were required to post the “plans” on the website by 7/31 when they were due to the state. They are just plans but I can’t imagine there will be many changes to what is proposed.
our district posted 3 plans...one for every day in person, one for a hybrid, one for full remote.
And they won't be able to tell us which it is until the state makes their decision.
I was confused by the posts here saying, our district is opening in person, every day, etc. because I thought they couldn't say that definitively until the state said so. So pretty much everyone should have 3 plans right now
People in NY listen to others and run with incorrect things. No decisions have been made so you can’t say my district is doing this or that yet.
Funny as I have heard people think they can pick and choose too. I know in other states they are allowing this but not here in NY.
In NYC Schools, we have been given the option to do remote learning 100%. We've been notified we need to make that decision by 8/7.
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by PitterPatter11
Posted by Mags1227
UFT won't allow live streaming of NYC teachers. If you choose remote learning, a random teacher who opted out of teaching in person will teach the remote learning. Could be from any district,borough, or subject specialty. So you could potentially have a gym teacher teaching 5th grade science. Once I heard that, remote teaching was out for us.
You couldn't have a PE teacher teach a 5th grade class if the PE teacher is not certified in elementary education. The state has always allowed teachers to teach 5 hours per week out of their certification area. They bumped it up to 10 hours this year, but that still would not allow a gym teacher to be the main teacher for a 5th grade class.
Right, that is absolutely not true that PE teacher would be assign to teach a 5th grade class if they aren't certified to. I'm wondering where the poster got that info?
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by Deeluvsvinny
Posted by valentinesbaby
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by ali120206
Posted by mema2012
Posted by SLPRunner
I really like that plan and like that your school district is communicating the plan with you even if the state has not yet approved it.
Here’s what confuses me. Many districts have made public their plans. Don’t they need state approval before implementing?
I am on two district reopening committees, where I work and where my kids attend. Neither have not yet published our plans for this reason. There’s a great deal of work going on behind the scenes, planning in school, remote and hybrid scenarios, following NYSED guidelines, etc.
I wouldn’t be happy if I made child care/transportation plans and found our district plans weren’t approved and had to be amended...
I believe they were required to post the “plans” on the website by 7/31 when they were due to the state. They are just plans but I can’t imagine there will be many changes to what is proposed.
our district posted 3 plans...one for every day in person, one for a hybrid, one for full remote.
And they won't be able to tell us which it is until the state makes their decision.
I was confused by the posts here saying, our district is opening in person, every day, etc. because I thought they couldn't say that definitively until the state said so. So pretty much everyone should have 3 plans right now
People in NY listen to others and run with incorrect things. No decisions have been made so you can’t say my district is doing this or that yet.
Funny as I have heard people think they can pick and choose too. I know in other states they are allowing this but not here in NY.
In NYC Schools, we have been given the option to do remote learning 100%. We've been notified we need to make that decision by 8/7.
Even without Coumo approving that as I thought it was the entire state that he would tell by 8/7 his plans?
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by valentinesbaby
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by ali120206
Posted by mema2012
Posted by SLPRunner
I really like that plan and like that your school district is communicating the plan with you even if the state has not yet approved it.
Here’s what confuses me. Many districts have made public their plans. Don’t they need state approval before implementing?
I am on two district reopening committees, where I work and where my kids attend. Neither have not yet published our plans for this reason. There’s a great deal of work going on behind the scenes, planning in school, remote and hybrid scenarios, following NYSED guidelines, etc.
I wouldn’t be happy if I made child care/transportation plans and found our district plans weren’t approved and had to be amended...
I believe they were required to post the “plans” on the website by 7/31 when they were due to the state. They are just plans but I can’t imagine there will be many changes to what is proposed.
our district posted 3 plans...one for every day in person, one for a hybrid, one for full remote.
And they won't be able to tell us which it is until the state makes their decision.
I was confused by the posts here saying, our district is opening in person, every day, etc. because I thought they couldn't say that definitively until the state said so. So pretty much everyone should have 3 plans right now
People in NY listen to others and run with incorrect things. No decisions have been made so you can’t say my district is doing this or that yet.
Funny as I have heard people think they can pick and choose too. I know in other states they are allowing this but not here in NY.
I know there haven't been decisions made yet but, I can't see the plans improving more than they are - only getting worse.
I still feel that we will be 100% remote. He said in his radio interview the other day that parents and teachers need to be comfortable with the plans and it's obvious, not all parents and teachers are comfortable with going back.
And most plans have teachers going in 5x a week and their kids most likely won't be going in full time so it's a hardship for them. I've spoken to many teachers who are ok with going back but are going to take a leave because of childcare needs.
And a lot of these hybrid plans are a logistical nightmare.
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
UFT won't allow live streaming of NYC teachers. If you choose remote learning, a random teacher who opted out of teaching in person will teach the remote learning. Could be from any district,borough, or subject specialty. So you could potentially have a gym teacher teaching 5th grade science. Once I heard that, remote teaching was out for us.
Neither will our district- on long Island
I don’t understand why they don’t allow a live stream
I think part of it is the disruption that can come from having students in the classroom and also participating at home.
My husband is a middle school teacher and I watched him teach a few lessons via GOOGLE classroom and it was very tough to keep the kids focused. He had kids sign in and then scream something and then sign out. He had one kid that played music through a lesson. I would think it would be difficult for a teacher to deal with that as well as the students in a classroom.
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valentinesbaby
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by ali120206
Posted by valentinesbaby
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by ali120206
Posted by mema2012
Posted by SLPRunner
I really like that plan and like that your school district is communicating the plan with you even if the state has not yet approved it.
Here’s what confuses me. Many districts have made public their plans. Don’t they need state approval before implementing?
I am on two district reopening committees, where I work and where my kids attend. Neither have not yet published our plans for this reason. There’s a great deal of work going on behind the scenes, planning in school, remote and hybrid scenarios, following NYSED guidelines, etc.
I wouldn’t be happy if I made child care/transportation plans and found our district plans weren’t approved and had to be amended...
I believe they were required to post the “plans” on the website by 7/31 when they were due to the state. They are just plans but I can’t imagine there will be many changes to what is proposed.
our district posted 3 plans...one for every day in person, one for a hybrid, one for full remote.
And they won't be able to tell us which it is until the state makes their decision.
I was confused by the posts here saying, our district is opening in person, every day, etc. because I thought they couldn't say that definitively until the state said so. So pretty much everyone should have 3 plans right now
People in NY listen to others and run with incorrect things. No decisions have been made so you can’t say my district is doing this or that yet.
Funny as I have heard people think they can pick and choose too. I know in other states they are allowing this but not here in NY.
I know there haven't been decisions made yet but, I can't see the plans improving more than they are - only getting worse.
I still feel that we will be 100% remote. He said in his radio interview the other day that parents and teachers need to be comfortable with the plans and it's obvious, not all parents and teachers are comfortable with going back.
And most plans have teachers going in 5x a week and their kids most likely won't be going in full time so it's a hardship for them. I've spoken to many teachers who are ok with going back but are going to take a leave because of childcare needs.
And a lot of these hybrid plans are a logistical nightmare.[/QUOTE
From my school patch online I would say over 90% are in favor of a full school day, 5 days a week.
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| Posted 8/3/20 11:14 AM |
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ali120206
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
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I really like that plan and like that your school district is communicating the plan with you even if the state has not yet approved it.
Here’s what confuses me. Many districts have made public their plans. Don’t they need state approval before implementing?
I am on two district reopening committees, where I work and where my kids attend. Neither have not yet published our plans for this reason. There’s a great deal of work going on behind the scenes, planning in school, remote and hybrid scenarios, following NYSED guidelines, etc.
I wouldn’t be happy if I made child care/transportation plans and found our district plans weren’t approved and had to be amended...
I believe they were required to post the “plans” on the website by 7/31 when they were due to the state. They are just plans but I can’t imagine there will be many changes to what is proposed.
our district posted 3 plans...one for every day in person, one for a hybrid, one for full remote.
And they won't be able to tell us which it is until the state makes their decision.
I was confused by the posts here saying, our district is opening in person, every day, etc. because I thought they couldn't say that definitively until the state said so. So pretty much everyone should have 3 plans right now
People in NY listen to others and run with incorrect things. No decisions have been made so you can’t say my district is doing this or that yet.
Funny as I have heard people think they can pick and choose too. I know in other states they are allowing this but not here in NY.
I know there haven't been decisions made yet but, I can't see the plans improving more than they are - only getting worse.
I still feel that we will be 100% remote. He said in his radio interview the other day that parents and teachers need to be comfortable with the plans and it's obvious, not all parents and teachers are comfortable with going back.
And most plans have teachers going in 5x a week and their kids most likely won't be going in full time so it's a hardship for them. I've spoken to many teachers who are ok with going back but are going to take a leave because of childcare needs.
And a lot of these hybrid plans are a logistical nightmare.[/QUOTE
From my school patch online I would say over 90% are in favor of a full school day, 5 days a week.
In our district over 90% of parents and teachers were in favor of a full return to school as well. But since that's not an option - many have changed their thoughts since the survey went out.
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RainyDay
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What's the plan for no school?
Well there you go. Murphy just announced all students must wear masks in school buikdings regardless if they can social distance
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| Posted 8/3/20 2:39 PM |
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NervousNell
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
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Well there you go. Murphy just announced all students must wear masks in school buikdings regardless if they can social distance
Does this mean he said they can go back though?
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| Posted 8/3/20 2:49 PM |
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RainyDay
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What's the plan for no school?
Didn't see him mention it but he just rolled back indoor gatherings so its not looking good.
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PitterPatter11
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
Posted by RainyDay
Well there you go. Murphy just announced all students must wear masks in school buikdings regardless if they can social distance
I hope Cuomo follows suit. I will feel more comfortable going back if masks are mandated at all times except eating and mask breaks if necessary.
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| Posted 8/3/20 3:07 PM |
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KarenK122
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Re: What's the plan for no school?
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Well there you go. Murphy just announced all students must wear masks in school buikdings regardless if they can social distance
I hope Cuomo follows suit. I will feel more comfortable going back if masks are mandated at all times except eating and mask breaks if necessary.
I hope so too. He needs to start saying some definitive stuff and stop saying he's leaving it to the districts to figure out. Now he just dropped the bomb that he wants schools to Covid test. I don't see how legally that can happen or in the 4 weeks we have left before school.
It's all shit show.
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