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Jill Hughes
5 years ago

Yes! Let’s get our kids back on campus for the 250 hours.

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Nishant Hariharan
5 years ago

I understand the safety concerns of teachers and in school staff. But with vaccinations opening up for everyone in April, and with all our teachers hopefully getting both shots by now, I think we are ready to try in-person school.

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Melissa sofia
5 years ago Featured

Please give families who need in person learning the same opportunity as virtual learners!

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Yulia Zaets
5 years ago

Cannot agree more!

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Anonymous
5 years ago Featured

Kids should be in school with teachers for longer period of time it has been studied and proven to be safe. Our teachers are now vaccinated and we see no reason to to minimize learning hours. Out school Is well funded. Please follow the evidence based studies and decide accordingly. Fear shouldn’t come in way of our children’s growth and welfare. Thank you.

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Wendy Chase
5 years ago

Our kids need this.

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Matt Fleming
5 years ago Featured

We owe it to our kids to give all learning types the environment to thrive. Private schools figured it out in the fall and they have safely allowed their students to thrive. We should not have to seek private education to find the learning environment that works best for our children. It is worth the time to figure this out as soon as possible to make the most of every day left in this school year.

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Heather Fleming
5 years ago Featured

My kids don't learn as well in a hybrid model. Nothing beats face to face instruction. Private schools have stayed open the whole pandemic and I feel like our kids are falling further behind.

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Michelle Kolker
5 years ago Featured

Our middle school kids need to be in school in person for more than 4 hours/day twice/week!

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Wendy Chaboya
5 years ago

Please allow our 8th graders to finish middle school with purpose!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The more time for in person learning, the better. Thank you

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Amber Loveless
5 years ago Featured

As a military family and witnessing children’s resiliency; the staff is selling the kids short by being so hesitant to making this change happen. Parents have supported the schools pivots time over. The new question is and problem to solve is: can the school support the parents by providing the best academic support for the learners?