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Educate TODAY - it's the JoCo way!

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Margo Sauter
6 years ago

thanks for this survey...

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Robert Quinn
6 years ago

For kids C-19 no worse than flu, chance of death for kids from C-19 is the same as a getting struck by lightning.

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Jill Amato
6 years ago

My children need to be in the classroom. And I should have that choice for them.

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Debra Creighton
6 years ago

After last few months of isolation the kids need in person socializing

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Laurie Scherbekow
6 years ago

I fully support face to face instruction and would send my child to school everyday if that was an option. Remote learning hinders his education. I work in healthcare and receive frequent updates on COVID on an organizational and state level. I would never do anything that I believed to put the health of my child or others at risk; however, I given the TRUE information that we have verses probables, speculation and inflated numbers, I feel comfortable with sending my child back to school for in person instruction.

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Cherie Johnson
6 years ago

Willing to participate in Plan B but think our kids should be in school full time with little to no restrictions.

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Michelle Gillis
6 years ago

We need to be able to have the option if we want the option. Not sure what we will personally do yet but if we choose school, then I want them in that classroom, playground and gym! All or nothing!

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Kristin S
6 years ago

Please send these poor kids back to school. Lets leave politics out of this and listen to the experts. When schools closed in March my daughter was devastated. Every day we did remote learning and multiple days a week she shed tears because it just wasn't the same as being in school!

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Jamie Roberts
6 years ago

Please let our kids go back to school in a classroom, face to face. It’s the best way and only way in my opinion. They do not learn on the same level online. It’s their future success that depends on today’s quality of education. Online is not the best choice at all.

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Lisa Dawson
6 years ago

My kids crave and need social interaction with teachers and students!

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Tabitha Collinson
6 years ago

Our kids need to be with their peers

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N B
6 years ago

I hope we're all keeping in mind that in person learning will not allow for socializing or interacting with peers. They have to stay 6 feet apart - how much time will teachers be policing distance instead of being allowed to teach? And no volunteers to help? No fulltime nurse or nurse assistant? What a waste of time when our kids could be learning safely from home!

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N B
6 years ago

Pediatricians also aren't letting you wait in their office even with a mask. My child and I had to sit in the car for 30 minutes waiting to for our appt because we weren't allowed to wait in the drs office because it wasn't safe. So not super convinced that that message isn't being twisted.

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Christina Mooneyham
6 years ago

Thank you!!!

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Jennifer Sallaz
6 years ago

We need plan B! Kids need to be back in school!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Let's keep politics out of the discussion, and focus on facts. Don't let the media outlets make this decision for you. Pediatricians have said that kids need to be in school for their well-being. Most of us want to get back into the classroom as soon as possible. I trust our Board to make the best decision they can about this, and either way, WE WILL GET THROUGH THIS!

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Sara Kuzma
6 years ago

Signing this to keep plain B alive but believe kids should be in school full time with no restrictions.

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Mandy Pratt
6 years ago

I’m a teacher and I want to go back! I have one lung and no colon and of course I’m cautious but I need to be at work and teach these kids. They need community - let’s do this!

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Sheryl Sauls
6 years ago

I want to teach face to face every day to every student unless they feel it is better for their health to do o line learning which will be graded!

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Melissa Mooneyham
6 years ago

There are something’s that we as parents aren’t qualified of teaching. We don’t have the skills needed. And remote learning doesn’t allow our children to reach their fullest potential. This isn’t fair to them as students or as future leaders of our society.