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Back to School full time face to face

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Christa Tuttle
5 years ago

Taxpayers should’ve had the liberty of voting to begin with. Open the school. No masks.

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Jessica Lucas
5 years ago

Yes please!!!

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Christina Fillmore
5 years ago

I agree. My son has been acting out horribly since he doesn't have the extra structure of going to school all day.

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Savannah Gibson
5 years ago

The school isn’t realizing this is hurting kids more than just academically-mental health, emotional are ALL at stake.

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Jennifer Miller
5 years ago

They need to be in school ALL DAY!

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Kelsey Mitchell
5 years ago

Kids need to be in school!!!

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Elizabeth Griffin
5 years ago

The children are only getting half of an education with the hybrid system. They learn 3 hours in person and then get very minimal computer work. My daughter still brought a cold virus home, even while doing hybrid learning AND wearing a mask. These precautions don't stop viruses, they only hinder our children's education. Get the kids back to school full time and trust their immune systems to fight a virus with no risk to children. Even adults have a 99.5% survival rate on average.

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Danielle Jones
5 years ago

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Stephani Bordner
5 years ago Featured

I’m in full support of the R3 school district moving to full day, in person classes district wide. The current structure is failing to meet the needs of my children. I’m confident that administration, teachers and support staff will continue their superior efforts to keep our children and citizens safe during this pandemic, and can do so with full school days.

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Rachel Crowe
5 years ago

Please do all day

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Miranda walker
5 years ago Featured

Woke up this morning to a text from my straight A student. Who keeps failing test and all she can think about is her stupid grades. These kids are so overwhelmed by the work load, she said I have about three mental breakdowns a week. As a Funeral Director myself I am concerned for the mental health of the students and teaches. It is time to go back to full-time.