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Ok. What about parts of Wake County where cases are lower? There's actually more spread in rural counties lately.
Wake is one of those weird counties in which where you live (urban, suburban, rural) doesn't accurately determine where your kids will go to school. Case in point: kids in suburban NE Raleigh being zoned out to decidedly rural Rolesville High.
Plus, based on how they've done weather-related closures in the past, I don't think they can officially make declarations for parts of the county but not others.
Plus, based on how they've done weather-related closures in the past, I don't think they can officially make declarations for parts of the county but not others.
If the Diocese of Raleigh can close two schools that have outbreaks and leave the others open for in person learning, WCPSS can do the same thing. Other school districts in other states have done it . It is not complicated. They choose not to, and everyone must suffer. Reminder high schoolers have not been to school in over 10 months.
If the Diocese of Raleigh can close two schools that have outbreaks and leave the others open for in person learning, WCPSS can do the same thing. Other school districts in other states have done it . It is not complicated. They choose not to, and everyone must suffer. Reminder high schoolers have not been to school in over 10 months.
Did all the middle schoolers make it back in for a rotation before winter break?
Me too. And our internet is down so nothing is getting done unless DD wants to work on her phone. Widespread Spectrum outage.
I was wrong - same #, but the 2nd was from the school. Through Twitter,they clarified this morning they decided to use the word "remote" for everything. Makes no sense to me, but there you go.
no mention that Cooper extended all restrictions and the 10 pm curfew until Feb 28? Maybe it's in the Covid thread. Anyhoo, I think we can all write down Mar 1 as the absolute possible first day of going back to actual school.
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