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Full-time school for Davis County students

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Benson Traci
6 years ago

This decision should not have been made without any input or consideration of the parents of the children it so massively effects.

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Jaclyn Mabry
6 years ago

Please for the love....stop taking everything away. Our kids need school, my 10 year old has asked EVERY DAY since June when he gets to go back to school to see his friends, his teachers, and do math in a CLASSROOM. This needs to be a choice that everyone makes. PARENTS can choose whether or not to send their kids, or whether or not to keep them home. Our teachers need their jobs. Our kids need their teachers. Our kids NEED school.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Our kids need to be back in school. Keeping them home is doing nothing for them and we as parents can’t help them. Let those who want to stay home, the option to stay home. The Academy of Pediatrics said kids should going back. Kids are not getting COVID like adults and if they do, it’s not usually that severe. Let’s not cater to the .01% and get our kids back to school. Delay it if needed, but they need to be back more than 2 days per week.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Enough already. We want normalcy. Those that don't can stay home. Teachers and students.

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Rashelle
6 years ago

This is so true.

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Josie Owens
6 years ago

Children NEED to go to school everyday! High risk children should do the online option. Everyone else go!

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Brittney Gatherum
6 years ago

Kids need to be in school for their mental health .

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Frank wight
6 years ago Featured

Online learning is almost completely invective. Judging from the experience of my 15 grandchildren last spring they learned almost nothing from that experience. Attending school online for most kids is just going through the motions. It is not education.

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Suzanne White
6 years ago

My sons absolutely need to be in school, for their mental health. Please open up the schools. Children are at the lowest risk to get this virus. The benefits of them going to school far outweigh the risks.

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Jenna Nickel
6 years ago

Wrong on so many levels to have our kids go to school 2 days a week.

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Lynda Bott
6 years ago

Kids need a fulltime complete education. Why did Davis County change the plan already in place to a two day plan? Why not look at how other districts are doing it giving students more class time. The option is still there for homeschool or online learning.

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Dustin B
6 years ago

The Mental Health of our kids was overlooked AGAIN in this ridiculous decision! Our kids NEED to be in a school!

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Summer Derrick
6 years ago

Please. I've been crying all day. This is going to sink us who are already struggling.

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Jenni burns
6 years ago

Full time school is necessary for our children to progress. They need routine.

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Heidi Coleman Blanch
6 years ago

Please start school full time!

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James Hansen
6 years ago

You had already given the option for those that didn’t feel safe to stay home. There’s no reason to penalize everyone else that wants to go to school. Our numbers have been steadily decreasing not increasing. They’re better than they were when you decided to have full time in person school. At a MINIMUM students should have instruction by zoom (or in person) 5 days a week. No learning takes place when there’s not a class and a teacher giving instruction. So you’ve effectively taken away 60% of the kids education, after they already lost over 30% of last year. That’s a whole year gone! That they’ll never make up. This must be rectified. The state has said schools should be in session, Davis county is in good shape. Fix this immediately.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

School is so vital to our children. They need to go back full time! The long term effects of this will be terrible, far worse than the short term. Let's use logic, reason and science. Children are at such a low risk. If the teachers are worried, they have the option to teach online. For those teachers who are not worried, let them teach the children in the classroom setting full time!

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CHANNING ATKIN
6 years ago Featured

Especially take into consideration closer with special needs/IEPs. And those students with parents that work and have no one at home, they'll be in daycare instead of remote learning, increasing hazards and costs while decreasing education.

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Janelle Thompson
6 years ago

These kids need to be in school!

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Athena Anderson
6 years ago

Lets get back to normal.