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Live Classes for Virtual Learners

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sara steffen
6 years ago

Our children need much more than the small part that the SDW has given them. I see the decision made by the district truly does NOT have our children best interests at heart.

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Maureen DuPont
6 years ago Featured

There is no reason for not providing live streaming. It would be a simple thing to do. There should not have to be repeats on lessons. My son is in college but hearing how waukesha is handling this for other students is not acceptable. I would not be happy at all about how this whole process is being handled.

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Lee Maristany
6 years ago

I think there should be in person teaching. The percentage of children that suffer from co-vid is so small. I see children playing together outside all the time. I went to the zoo last Thursday and there were a couple of bus loads of kids there. We need to stop panicking. The number of cases isn't as important as the hospitalization and death rate.

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Elisa Macias
6 years ago

I agree with Kristi. We want 5 day face to face

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Sharon Robakowski
6 years ago

Our kids need to be in school!

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Tina Leverenz
6 years ago Featured

Streaming should have been a consideration as soon as this happened in the spring. Technology allows for Live Streaming on the fly currently in various forms. There is no reason this can’t be achieved. I’m sure there are IT consultants in the district to help.

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Dan Quirt
6 years ago

Our kids deserve better!

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Christine Franz
6 years ago

Please listen to these parents and give their children the best education they deserve.

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Neal brey
6 years ago Featured

My daughter with Special needs to be in school. She does better learning in school than I can give.

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Jen Berger
6 years ago

In person face to face or at minimum they live stream the face to face & not miss days of instruction!

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Stacy Hardwick
6 years ago

Please have this be an idea or a plan. Our children need this to pass this year and maybe it will teach them something this year

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Sue John
6 years ago Featured

Teacher could use iPad to stream live teaching. App such as Zoom costs just $15 per month. Why is it ok to teach our students just 2 or 3 days a week vs 5?

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Rachel Farmer
6 years ago

Full and complete access to instruction is paramount in order to have successful students learning and achieving to the best of their abilities.

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Cari Gilbert
6 years ago

Live teaching should happen while opposite groups are at home. I don't believe that fundng is available.

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Jacqueline Thompson
6 years ago

I completely agree with this suggestion. It makes a lot of do sense and it definitely won't hurt. It is only positive!!

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Jodi Miller
6 years ago

My support and most important thing here is the children's education.

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Tom Breitlow
6 years ago

This seems to make the most sense, easiest way to keep everyone on the same page with minimal modification. One lesson for the teacher to plan for each day... half of the class participating face to face in person, the other half following along at home. The next day they switch. If a student is forced to quarantine then they wouldn't miss a thing, they just stay home and follow along until they can resume their normal schedule. Every class is live streamed via webex or zoom or whatever works best. I know this appears to be a logistical nightmare to set up the technology in each classroom, but if that can't be ready by day one then a simple laptop set up near the teacher will suffice until that classroom is outfit properly. This may be the next best thing to 5 day in person instruction. One class...teacher is teaching all students at once with the same material, half the physical numbers in each class to allow for social distancing but everyone remains on the same page.

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Stephanie Morlen
6 years ago

Kids deserve the best education. 2 days a week in class isn’t it!!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

All of these kids are going to be dumb if they don’t go to school

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Heather Schmidbauer
6 years ago

Our children’s future are at stake - please make the right decision. Last Springs virtual learning was an epic fail!