Support Safe In-Person School Options in the Moorestown Public Schools
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Saima Bhutta
5 years ago
I would like to see the school open safely and all teachers and students get tested for covid 19 on a regular bases!
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Karen Keuter Nikolic
5 years ago
Follow CDC guidelines please!
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Deepa Barot
5 years ago
Will always support this !
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Elizabeth Walsh
5 years ago
We need vaccines for teachers. Then, open the schools with precautions still in place.
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M Martin
5 years ago
And if students or teachers die in the process...? Or being it home to vulnerable grandparents?
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James Delaney
5 years ago
Your daughter can choose full remote. Stop denying the science! Schools can open safely!
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Rashidah Khalifa
5 years ago
I agree wholeheartedly as a medical professional contact tracing would become more complex and difficult if students returned back full time. One person can be exposed to anywhere of 10-25 people a day times the number of students in the multiple households. This is a bad idea overall I can't agree with it. The hybrid program is hard to maneuver with work but it's worth the safety of my children to wait. We are already mid year let the kids finish out instead of throwing a monkey wrench into it , to many adjustments and emotional and anxiety for the little brains, they are kids after all. My daughter as an asthmatic level of anxiety is high because of the fear of having a flare let alone contracting covid. This is a firm no for me!
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James Delaney
5 years ago
Do you live in Moorestown?
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Max Frable
5 years ago
Well said. A third option (continuing as-is, for now) should have been offered. BTW, rather than relying on HVAC systems, open windows ensure continual fresh air and provide other natural benefits...feasible now as spring approaches.
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Roberta Reavey
5 years ago
This virus is going to evolve into something much worse if we don’t—at the very least!—follow ALL of the CDC guidelines.
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James Delaney
5 years ago
The CDC disagrees. Time to get back to work!
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Jessica Jeitner
5 years ago
Please follow cdc guidelines!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Happy to send the kids back full time- but only if we can adhere to safety guidelines.
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Mary Dowling
5 years ago
Adhered to CDC guidelines, upgrade to MERV 13 filter system per the CDC
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Carolyn Jarmain
5 years ago
Our children need to be back in the classroom in person learning. Academically, emotionally and socially theses kids are suffering. Please advocate for the future of our children
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Kimberly S Beam
5 years ago
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The most important part of a school administrator's job is to balance the wishes of parents with the federal and state regulations and standards. In this instance please do not allow a vocal group to bully you into taking actions that do not meet the standards to keep our students and staff safe from infection.
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Elizabeth Baldt
5 years ago
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Until all teachers are fully vaccinated, the full in-person school day can not be an option. Our teachers continually work diligently and creatively to enable their students to learn in a less optimal environment. But let us not forget the 500,000 human lives that have be lost to this pandemic.
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Joanna Mass
5 years ago
All schools need to be open full time!
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Patti Boyle
5 years ago
In person learning needs to follow safety guidelines.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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I am appalled that this might even be a consideration at this point and though sad my son will face the possibility of his first year of school being remote I would prefer knowing that the school is following the available guidelines rather listening to those who are simply loudest. I teach him better than that and expect the schools to as well.
I would like to see the school open safely and all teachers and students get tested for covid 19 on a regular bases!
Follow CDC guidelines please!
Will always support this !
We need vaccines for teachers. Then, open the schools with precautions still in place.
And if students or teachers die in the process...? Or being it home to vulnerable grandparents?
Your daughter can choose full remote. Stop denying the science! Schools can open safely!
I agree wholeheartedly as a medical professional contact tracing would become more complex and difficult if students returned back full time. One person can be exposed to anywhere of 10-25 people a day times the number of students in the multiple households. This is a bad idea overall I can't agree with it. The hybrid program is hard to maneuver with work but it's worth the safety of my children to wait. We are already mid year let the kids finish out instead of throwing a monkey wrench into it , to many adjustments and emotional and anxiety for the little brains, they are kids after all. My daughter as an asthmatic level of anxiety is high because of the fear of having a flare let alone contracting covid. This is a firm no for me!
Do you live in Moorestown?
Well said. A third option (continuing as-is, for now) should have been offered. BTW, rather than relying on HVAC systems, open windows ensure continual fresh air and provide other natural benefits...feasible now as spring approaches.
This virus is going to evolve into something much worse if we don’t—at the very least!—follow ALL of the CDC guidelines.
The CDC disagrees. Time to get back to work!
Please follow cdc guidelines!
Happy to send the kids back full time- but only if we can adhere to safety guidelines.
Adhered to CDC guidelines, upgrade to MERV 13 filter system per the CDC
Our children need to be back in the classroom in person learning. Academically, emotionally and socially theses kids are suffering. Please advocate for the future of our children
The most important part of a school administrator's job is to balance the wishes of parents with the federal and state regulations and standards. In this instance please do not allow a vocal group to bully you into taking actions that do not meet the standards to keep our students and staff safe from infection.
Until all teachers are fully vaccinated, the full in-person school day can not be an option. Our teachers continually work diligently and creatively to enable their students to learn in a less optimal environment. But let us not forget the 500,000 human lives that have be lost to this pandemic.
All schools need to be open full time!
In person learning needs to follow safety guidelines.
I am appalled that this might even be a consideration at this point and though sad my son will face the possibility of his first year of school being remote I would prefer knowing that the school is following the available guidelines rather listening to those who are simply loudest. I teach him better than that and expect the schools to as well.