@Riley_Gaines_ Noone is denying them the choice to not vaccinate. They are simply requiring that selection as an organ transplant beneficiary requires vaccination. The precious organ will be gifted instead to another child, one who has put their body in the best position to receive such a gift.
@UFW111@nckhui Your point? I do have that convo and I’m aware there’s a sub. But for how long? These are questions kids don’t have answers to and schools often ignore when parents ask.
@ChatterWake @wltregay@nckhui For the record, my kids did just fine with virtual. We didn’t allow them to test, but I have zero doubt that they’d have done just fine. I know many struggled. And I sympathize with that. But it is inaccurate to say all struggled or that in person kids learned more.
@ChatterWake @wltregay@nckhui I think she’s just saying the data is not complete. Many chose not to take EOGs. It would be interesting to see what last test scores were for those kids who chose not to test, and how similar results would change (or not) the data we now see.
@newsobserver@nckhui It’s the librarian’s job to provide books covering a wide range of topics, not to promote or reject any personal political view. Thank you, WCPSS librarians, for advocating for ALL.
@Westside4Bernie@nckhui Zero evidence? You might want to check again…here’s but one source. The obsession with masks is that they help keep people safe, particularly those who cannot be vaccinated, like, I don’t know, Elementary children…
https://t.co/s9P7Yhxnof
#nced#ncpol#coronavirus https://t.co/zmjGUo9WFd It seems some North Carolina school districts are taking US Rep. Madison Cawthorn's advice on dropping masks & quarantine requirements. "Set a precedent today for freedom in the state of North Carolina. Defy Roy Cooper."
@nckhui I am SO *glad* WCPSS has finally gotten around to this in time for the traditional calendar school year. Never mind that year round has been in school for nearly 6 weeks…