Dmps is supposed to be about equal opportunity.. not only do these kids need sports, most of these kids need in person teaching. Kids with IEP’s can not virtually learn! This is a disgrace!
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Jacob Burke
6 years ago
Let our students play!
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vincent leaf
6 years ago
sports make ppl not depressed
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Dan Goble
6 years ago
if the rest of the state plays so should dsm
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Justin Ruddy
6 years ago
LetThemPlay!
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Ethan Johnston
6 years ago
Please let our DMPS students compete. They have already worked so hard to get to this season. They need this. Do what is right for our kids. Doing what is comfortable is going to ruin kids faith in educators and administrators for years to come. Sports are voluntary. Nobody is forcing kids to do any activity. The kids that are doing it is because they want, and need, to do that activity.
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Ross Loder
6 years ago
Many youth sports activities can be conducted with far less risk than the risk that comes with bringing together large numbers of children in the same building and classrooms. Online instruction allows for intellectual development and in-person sports can provide an in important physical, emotional, and social development opportunity. Online instruction and youth sports are complimentary and should both be allowed and even encouraged.
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Jackie Norris
6 years ago
It’s is very important for social and emotional well being of our kids!!
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Jolene Lahvic
6 years ago
Please allow in person sports and extra curricular activities to continue
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Murray Williams
6 years ago
This just makes sense. Please find a solution that allows our kids to participate!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Let our kids compete!!!
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Troy Kleese
6 years ago
DMPS - Get this resolved.
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Rania
6 years ago
Let us have sports
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David Plumb
6 years ago
If home schooled students are able to participate in public
school activities then on-line students should have the same opportunities.
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Allen
6 years ago
We need to play
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Anthony Beyer
6 years ago
don't take this away from the kids. Sports for some of these kids is away to cope with home life stuff our just the things that are going on in this world. Sports for some kids its a stress reliever. Please don't take this away from the kids.
Just let us play bro
I just wanna play
Dmps is supposed to be about equal opportunity.. not only do these kids need sports, most of these kids need in person teaching. Kids with IEP’s can not virtually learn! This is a disgrace!
Let our students play!
sports make ppl not depressed
if the rest of the state plays so should dsm
LetThemPlay!
Please let our DMPS students compete. They have already worked so hard to get to this season. They need this. Do what is right for our kids. Doing what is comfortable is going to ruin kids faith in educators and administrators for years to come. Sports are voluntary. Nobody is forcing kids to do any activity. The kids that are doing it is because they want, and need, to do that activity.
Many youth sports activities can be conducted with far less risk than the risk that comes with bringing together large numbers of children in the same building and classrooms. Online instruction allows for intellectual development and in-person sports can provide an in important physical, emotional, and social development opportunity. Online instruction and youth sports are complimentary and should both be allowed and even encouraged.
It’s is very important for social and emotional well being of our kids!!
Please allow in person sports and extra curricular activities to continue
This just makes sense. Please find a solution that allows our kids to participate!
Let our kids compete!!!
DMPS - Get this resolved.
Let us have sports
If home schooled students are able to participate in public school activities then on-line students should have the same opportunities.
We need to play
don't take this away from the kids. Sports for some of these kids is away to cope with home life stuff our just the things that are going on in this world. Sports for some kids its a stress reliever. Please don't take this away from the kids.
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One of longest tenured coaches in the district.