Some Governors are so intent on keeping their states locked down tight, and it has nothing to do with keeping their citizens safe from the coronavirus pandemic, it’s for political reasons. It's because they're terrified that a rebounding economy will Increase President Trump’s chances for a reelection success on November 3 and so they choose to punish their citizens by not opening their states. Think before you vote: President Trump’s continued economic recovery as evidence of his administration's success or Joe Biden a Career politician, ALL Talk No Action, Who has Nothing to Show for 47 years in Washington, D.C., it’s a “no brainer”.
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Shannon Hoffmann
5 years ago
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Please reopen our school. We are 100% confident that Ms. Anderson and her staff are taking all possible measures to keep students and staff alike safe. While we would, of course, want the school to close in the event of an outbreak, the current closure is nonsensical. You are creating unnecessary stress for parents and children at an already overwhelming time. I am also a teacher (at another school) and I can say with confidence that Zoom sessions just can't compare to the connections and learning that happen when teachers in the same room as their students. Please reconsider your decision.
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Muhammad
5 years ago
P.S 889 earned our respect and I really appreciate the think tank staff who came up with wonderful ideas with high safety for the to reopen the school. We all love our kids and their safety and are confident that P.S 889 staff is taking all the precautions for the kids and staff.
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Alex Kunhardt
5 years ago
The is not a sensible or responsible school closing.
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Andrew Funk
5 years ago
PS889 should be opened! The school & parents are taking all essential precautions to be safe and will continue to do so!
The school is not located in an area with any issues.
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Joseph Boyle
5 years ago
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In addition to the notes in the petition our school zone and student is almost entirely in the yellow zone even though the physics location of the school is in the orange zone
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Lauren Volkmer
5 years ago
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My daughter attends PS 889 for third grade and we have elected for blended learning because we feel that the school has taken all essential precautions to ensure her safety. We are saddened by the news of this closure and feel that it is an unnecessary burden on our students, staff, and families. Please reconsider this decision.
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Jessica Aujero
5 years ago
This makes sense for our particular school community and should be considered!
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Nick
5 years ago
Not an orthodox locale
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Andrew Bauer
5 years ago
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(Andrew Bauer) One more comment: I neglected to mention the detrimental impact on the teachers and administrators at PS889. We are a founding family with a son in 3rd Grade. His team of teachers is just incredible, and the work they've done to keep the kids grounded is a world of difference from last spring when we were all trying to figure out remote learning. PS889 is a wonderful school, and Ms Anderson and the staff deserve much more from the city and the state. They *did* the hard work this summer: what was the city doing?
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Andrew Bauer
5 years ago
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Parents and children are being asked to completely alter schedules on a moment's notice without any adherence to the protocols we discussed this summer. It's infuriating that a summer of planning has yielded a slap dash approach that parents and children will ultimately pay for. And how can we hope to decrease cases if suddenly kids break the pods they just established? Do we really think we're going to keep kids at home because the city and state can't get on the same page?
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Anonymous
5 years ago
My grandson is attending eight grade.
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Somer Bingham
5 years ago
Parent of a first grader at PS889. I'm so impressed by the staff's ability to adapt to the pandemic, keeping our kids safe, and contributing an incredible amount of extra attention and work.
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Joy Anderson
5 years ago
Please reopen the school for the childr
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Laura Vert
5 years ago
PS 889 Kindergarten parent.
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Amy M Strekas
5 years ago
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In addition, there are 50 students in our school who do not yet have devices because of DOE incompetence. These students are going to have a great deal of difficulty learning remotely.
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angela gonzalez
5 years ago
to open the school .. it has all the safety standards.
Some Governors are so intent on keeping their states locked down tight, and it has nothing to do with keeping their citizens safe from the coronavirus pandemic, it’s for political reasons. It's because they're terrified that a rebounding economy will Increase President Trump’s chances for a reelection success on November 3 and so they choose to punish their citizens by not opening their states. Think before you vote: President Trump’s continued economic recovery as evidence of his administration's success or Joe Biden a Career politician, ALL Talk No Action, Who has Nothing to Show for 47 years in Washington, D.C., it’s a “no brainer”.
Please reopen our school. We are 100% confident that Ms. Anderson and her staff are taking all possible measures to keep students and staff alike safe. While we would, of course, want the school to close in the event of an outbreak, the current closure is nonsensical. You are creating unnecessary stress for parents and children at an already overwhelming time. I am also a teacher (at another school) and I can say with confidence that Zoom sessions just can't compare to the connections and learning that happen when teachers in the same room as their students. Please reconsider your decision.
P.S 889 earned our respect and I really appreciate the think tank staff who came up with wonderful ideas with high safety for the to reopen the school. We all love our kids and their safety and are confident that P.S 889 staff is taking all the precautions for the kids and staff.
The is not a sensible or responsible school closing.
PS889 should be opened! The school & parents are taking all essential precautions to be safe and will continue to do so! The school is not located in an area with any issues.
In addition to the notes in the petition our school zone and student is almost entirely in the yellow zone even though the physics location of the school is in the orange zone
My daughter attends PS 889 for third grade and we have elected for blended learning because we feel that the school has taken all essential precautions to ensure her safety. We are saddened by the news of this closure and feel that it is an unnecessary burden on our students, staff, and families. Please reconsider this decision.
This makes sense for our particular school community and should be considered!
Not an orthodox locale
(Andrew Bauer) One more comment: I neglected to mention the detrimental impact on the teachers and administrators at PS889. We are a founding family with a son in 3rd Grade. His team of teachers is just incredible, and the work they've done to keep the kids grounded is a world of difference from last spring when we were all trying to figure out remote learning. PS889 is a wonderful school, and Ms Anderson and the staff deserve much more from the city and the state. They *did* the hard work this summer: what was the city doing?
Parents and children are being asked to completely alter schedules on a moment's notice without any adherence to the protocols we discussed this summer. It's infuriating that a summer of planning has yielded a slap dash approach that parents and children will ultimately pay for. And how can we hope to decrease cases if suddenly kids break the pods they just established? Do we really think we're going to keep kids at home because the city and state can't get on the same page?
My grandson is attending eight grade.
Parent of a first grader at PS889. I'm so impressed by the staff's ability to adapt to the pandemic, keeping our kids safe, and contributing an incredible amount of extra attention and work.
Please reopen the school for the childr
PS 889 Kindergarten parent.
In addition, there are 50 students in our school who do not yet have devices because of DOE incompetence. These students are going to have a great deal of difficulty learning remotely.
to open the school .. it has all the safety standards.