St. Louis County children have a constitutional right to return safely to school.
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Shaun Lewis
6 years ago
Let them back in school
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Ruth Nuelle
6 years ago
Right. Who gives a damn about anyone else
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Ruth Nuelle
6 years ago
It’s not healthy to die from the virus either
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Ruth Nuelle
6 years ago
So Rockwood with no kids right now has over 10 Covid cases. With no kids. That number is going to go down or up if kids come back?
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Ruth Nuelle
6 years ago
Right. Just be a bully
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Anonymous
6 years ago
kindergarten should have never started online. They have no c.ue how to use this stuff. Adhd, autism, and any other need a structured in school life. Online is not the way for these kids
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Ruth Nuelle
6 years ago
So do you want them in school or do you want them in school with a mask
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Ruth Nuelle
6 years ago
You guys might be the ones playing politics actually
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Ruth Nuelle
6 years ago
A lot of the school buildings have no windows that open
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Ruth Nuelle
6 years ago
Paid. Maybe you need a teacher
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Brandy
6 years ago
My children can’t learn on line. They need to be in a classroom and teachers shouldn’t get payed if they aren’t teaching these kids.
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Moses Lisa
6 years ago
Hope the kids get back to school soon!!!!!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
3rd grader at Bowles needs to be in school asap please.
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Shane Allen
6 years ago
Kids need to be in school. They are very low risk!
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Mike Hirsch
6 years ago
As a retired middle school teacher, I think it is shameful that our children and their education are being politicized. In my opinion, kids are going to have significant gaps in important areas, such as math, reading, writing, and science. Children of all ages learn best and teachers teach best when they are in a classroom situation, where students learn by asking questions and participating. I think this is going to effect those students most who may not like or appreciate school, or, for whatever reason, don't do well in an academic setting. Makes me want to run for school board!
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Gerald Halter
6 years ago
back to school now
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Jennifer
6 years ago
SSD students are among the most at-risk in the state. If districts can manage extended school year with fewer staff and limited buildings, they can certainly work with partner districts to maintain in-person school for SSD students.
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Karen Smith
6 years ago
The children need the structure of school. The elementary children are suffering.
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Kacie Maxwell
6 years ago
The children with the SSD need to be in person. All children need in person with out all the added restrictions. This is a hard time for us all but these children shouldn’t be left behind
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Arlene Frossard
6 years ago
Children need to be around other children learning!
Let them back in school
Right. Who gives a damn about anyone else
It’s not healthy to die from the virus either
So Rockwood with no kids right now has over 10 Covid cases. With no kids. That number is going to go down or up if kids come back?
Right. Just be a bully
kindergarten should have never started online. They have no c.ue how to use this stuff. Adhd, autism, and any other need a structured in school life. Online is not the way for these kids
So do you want them in school or do you want them in school with a mask
You guys might be the ones playing politics actually
A lot of the school buildings have no windows that open
Paid. Maybe you need a teacher
My children can’t learn on line. They need to be in a classroom and teachers shouldn’t get payed if they aren’t teaching these kids.
Hope the kids get back to school soon!!!!!
3rd grader at Bowles needs to be in school asap please.
Kids need to be in school. They are very low risk!
As a retired middle school teacher, I think it is shameful that our children and their education are being politicized. In my opinion, kids are going to have significant gaps in important areas, such as math, reading, writing, and science. Children of all ages learn best and teachers teach best when they are in a classroom situation, where students learn by asking questions and participating. I think this is going to effect those students most who may not like or appreciate school, or, for whatever reason, don't do well in an academic setting. Makes me want to run for school board!
back to school now
SSD students are among the most at-risk in the state. If districts can manage extended school year with fewer staff and limited buildings, they can certainly work with partner districts to maintain in-person school for SSD students.
The children need the structure of school. The elementary children are suffering.
The children with the SSD need to be in person. All children need in person with out all the added restrictions. This is a hard time for us all but these children shouldn’t be left behind
Children need to be around other children learning!