CV graduate and employee and cancer survivor . . . Please look at the science. Even one child or educator getting sick with this unprecedented virus is too many. Thank you.
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Jodie Macariola
6 years ago
This is about choice. The options presented to parents are too extreme.
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Heather Hendershot
6 years ago
CV employee
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Joe Forrey
6 years ago
Retired CVSD educator.
Grandfather of current CV student.
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Christine Barley
6 years ago
Please do what is safest for our kids and staff.
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Stephanie Michael
6 years ago
Please do what is safe for our children and the staff and community.
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Melinda Ashcroft
6 years ago
I think a hybrid model is a wise idea and can be done well by using technology to stream classes. I know there’s not a lot of time left to rearrange things, but I think that there are some classes that are easier to conduct in an online learning situation so the focus of in-school learning can be the classes that benefit from it the most.
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Rebecca A Hertzog
6 years ago
Parent of elementary age child
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Bernice McKenzie
6 years ago
Community member
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emilia spina
6 years ago
i miss my friends a lot but putting everyone back in school would create a lot of stress and anxiety and it’s not the best for anyone
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Maire Ireland
6 years ago
CV student
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Sarah Nolt
6 years ago
Cv student
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Bridgett Mead
6 years ago
Hybrid for all levels!
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Marshall Edens
6 years ago
I agree with everything in this petition! Please reconsider the hybrid model!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
CV parent of 2/frontline healthcare worker. It is an ugly world out there right now. I see it every single day. Our children need to be our #1 priority! We all know they need school and they need to see their friends, but they need to do it in the safest possible way. Please let’s do our part to keep our kiddos safe!
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Amy Horst
6 years ago
CV Parent
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Marjorie Myers
6 years ago
Follow the hybrid or virtual model. The safety of CV students, families, and staff should be of paramount importance.
If students are not supposed to attend school without proper vaccinations for diseases we can control, how can you direct students to attend school without a vaccine for a disease that we clearly do not control?!
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Fran Luta
6 years ago
Please consider a hybrid approach for the health of the students, faculty, staff, and community.
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Christine Kmieczak
6 years ago
I support the blended and/or the all virtual model recommended for all Lancaster County schools by the department of health from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I do not believe full-time 5 days a week of in-person instruction is safe for the fall term. Spring is to be determined.
Alumna and community member
CV graduate and employee and cancer survivor . . . Please look at the science. Even one child or educator getting sick with this unprecedented virus is too many. Thank you.
This is about choice. The options presented to parents are too extreme.
CV employee
Retired CVSD educator. Grandfather of current CV student.
Please do what is safest for our kids and staff.
Please do what is safe for our children and the staff and community.
I think a hybrid model is a wise idea and can be done well by using technology to stream classes. I know there’s not a lot of time left to rearrange things, but I think that there are some classes that are easier to conduct in an online learning situation so the focus of in-school learning can be the classes that benefit from it the most.
Parent of elementary age child
Community member
i miss my friends a lot but putting everyone back in school would create a lot of stress and anxiety and it’s not the best for anyone
CV student
Cv student
Hybrid for all levels!
I agree with everything in this petition! Please reconsider the hybrid model!
CV parent of 2/frontline healthcare worker. It is an ugly world out there right now. I see it every single day. Our children need to be our #1 priority! We all know they need school and they need to see their friends, but they need to do it in the safest possible way. Please let’s do our part to keep our kiddos safe!
CV Parent
Follow the hybrid or virtual model. The safety of CV students, families, and staff should be of paramount importance. If students are not supposed to attend school without proper vaccinations for diseases we can control, how can you direct students to attend school without a vaccine for a disease that we clearly do not control?!
Please consider a hybrid approach for the health of the students, faculty, staff, and community.
I support the blended and/or the all virtual model recommended for all Lancaster County schools by the department of health from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I do not believe full-time 5 days a week of in-person instruction is safe for the fall term. Spring is to be determined.