Patrick Duffy

I don't know for sure but, I think it's more angry people today I would guess

So many angry people.

Damn, Allen dropped that right in the bread basket there. Nice throw. White will be fine

Big tree fall hard

wow, what a big mess

I'm not bent out of shape. You do you bro.

Sum of dat family love. Dat sweet sweet family love

Sounds like you're getting mighty touchy with cousin Brenda

Yeah I don't think they should lay off any of them. Teachers work load has nearly tripled with the way things are being done in some places. They need all the help they can get. Guess it depends on where you are and how that state/districts are handling things.

They were doing that in the counties in my are also, then a few of the volunteers ended up catching it from doing that. So it's just a tough situation all around.

My wifes district decided to go with a "B" plan where half is online and half is in-person. However, the surrounding counties in our area (which have a lot less cases) are doing the 1st 9 weeks online. Boggles my mind why my wifes district didn't start that way also with way more cases. In any event, as of yesterday (day 4 of school) 3 students and 1 teacher have already tested positive. This school gave each teacher 5 mask, and some make shift "sanitizer" in a spray bottle you get from dollar store. When those 5 mask run out you have to come out of your own pocket to get more. There is no plexi-glass or other protective equipment, just 5 mask and 1 spray bottle. Again in this area where we are she makes 33,000/yr. So you tell me how she and other teachers will be able to continuously come out of pocket for protective things when people like us are barely getting by with 2 kids of our own. Just an example of how some of these schools don't have the assets (so they say). Which is why I say a lot of these areas with these problems and also still eat up with cases have no business doing full in-person schooling until it can be done absolutely safely and right now in those areas it just can't.

Once again, I insulted his way of thinking. Until you realize that some areas just can't go to in-person schooling safely right now when you want them to []. Not all these schools have the $$ and assets to put in all this safety equipment etc. Also you are again assuming teachers get the "big bux", I can assure that a lot of them don't. Maybe in the big cities and in some states, but most teachers don't get paid nearly enough. And insane vacations lol, yeah a lot doesn't get those either, and LOL at big pay raises. The state we live in doesn't even recognize my wifes masters. They pay the same as if she didn't have it( which is a reason why we are trying to leave NC). So not all these teachers got it made like you think. https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/schools-open-coronavirus-pandemic-doctor-163621256.html

Yeah agree. Interested in how they think they will manage to do something like this.

Glad you don't make decisions for these schools. I applaud the ones that are using common sense and starting online and waiting. If you don't like it, guess you will have to learn to live with it.

Not even reading your crap anymore. Your swinging all over the place with jungle gym comments. Jungle gyms don't kill over 170,000 americans in 5 months. I read your 1st word of "no, you won't answer it. Then stopped. Which I knew you wouldn't. However, I already know the answer to it. No need to quote me again. We are done here.

Lol, answer the question, if it happens to you and your family from sending your child to in person school if you have the option of virtual, and your family member dies from getting it from your child, would you or would you not say to yourself, "I should have waited"? Your ignorant comment about jungle gyms has nothing to do with it. You won't answer it because it ruins your whole argument. Yeah we are done here.

Got nothing to do with ani vaccine people at all. I'm speaking from the heart. It may happen to your family or it may not. But if it does I guarantee you will be singing a different tune. Exactly. They don't seem to grasp that Hap

I stand by what I said which you continue to dismiss. If you lose a very close one to you because of this, then get back with me. You can say what you want,but I dont buy for a second if your child that you send to in-person school brings it home and ***** your whole world up that you won't be saying to yourself " I should have waited"

Like I said, you will be changing that tune when if it kills your family member. It just hasn't hit home or close enough to you yet.

Yes people die. I bet you will be singing a different tune if your kids (god forbid) bring this ***** home and you or one of your family members get sick and ends up on a ventilator and god forbid dying, just because you insist on sending your kid to school. Sadly it seems that's what it's going to take for people with your mindset to start taking safety first from this thing more seriously. I have lost 3 dear friends to this, one was healthy and nothing wrong with him(38 yrs old) the other 2 had diabetes (one was 39 and other 41). they all 3 are dead, yet they took precautions and wore mask etc. This thing still found a way to them. It sad that it will take people with your mindset for this to hit closer to home for you to start putting safety first and foremost. Well, all I can is good luck to you. Well yeah, we all WANT them to go back to school. We all WANT things back to normal. The fact is it can't be done safely right now in a lot of places.

In my state my wife makes 33,000/uyr and she has a masters. I will rephrase and say in some states teachers don't get paid jack ***** * And before you look up Cali's teachers salaries I'm not in California just because it says so next to my avatar on a message board. Just wanted to point that out in case you think that.

Just to point out another quote where you are not correct on....Even though it hasn't happened in PA yet, it's a matter of when, not if. In any event, kids can and will die from this.(just noticed you said in PA, thought you were saying 0 kids have died from it in general) https://www.nola.com/news/coronavirus/article_613ce6e4-db33-11ea-a663-6f107f896ea1.html and another .... https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/23/health/florida-coronavirus-child-death/index.html Although it may be "rare" for the time being, the fact is children can and are dying from it and it will continue if things don't change. And another.... https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/covid-child-death-georgia-youngest-coronavirus-case-trump-children-immune-a9659641.html And another... https://www.fresnobee.com/news/local/article244641897.html You get the drift.....

If they break they get replaced. Come on now....the school replaces the Ipads unless it's an instance where parents or child are negligent with it. Then the school would have to prove that which would be difficult. So likely yes, the school would provide them with new ones. That's what it says on my kids paper work that they send out anyways. So yeah, no problem in that matter anyways. LOL, what?! Teachers don't get paid nearly enough. What are you talking about.

Look, I'm sorry if I may have gotten out of hand with this. My wife is a teacher. Her, myself and my son have conditions that likely would kill us all if she brings this ***** home. So this really hits home for me. The ones that are going to open won't last long mainly because people can't/won't do what they are supposed to which puts everyone elses life at risk. So it is what it is, right now, IMO they should remain virtual for the time being. In any event, I got to take care of some stuff. Good luck to you and yours.

Like I said either way a lot of schools are going to stick with virtual for now,(which I agree ) so be mad about it I guess.