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15 Dec
"B.C. School Trustees Association president Stephanie Higginson said there doesn’t appear to be any benefit to changing the length of winter break to keep kids out of school."

Daily Poll: Should B.C. schools extend winter break due to COVID-19? vancouversun.com/news/local-new…
"While other provinces have extended winter break or pivoted back to remote learning, B.C. currently has no plans to do the same.

Last month, B.C. School Trustees Association president Stephanie Higginson said there doesn’t appear to be any benefit to changing..."
"...the length of winter break to keep kids out of school.
Despite the rise in cases in our general population right now, schools are actually very, very safe places for our students and our staff to be,” Higginson said. There’s a very good layer of..."
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15 Dec
There are so many tools still left in the toolbox that you have not used to lower the cases in our health regions @jjhorgan @DrBonnieHenry @adriandix
mandatory masks; ventilation upgrades; lower class sizes; remote learning options made widely available for parents so that they don't have to force their children back and schools having to reshuffle and reorganize for January
asymptomatic testing in schools; #COVIDAlert and asymptomatic testing in the community; releasing 900,000 rapid tests for elderly and #healthcare #careworkers in #LongTermCare homes
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14 Dec
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"Teachers' Human Rights Are Being Violated!

On December 10th, the world celebrates Human Rights Day.
"...Yet I am speaking out as government is violating Teachers' Human Rights by denying their right to safety and exposing them to mental and physical harm. The work that teachers do is incredible, BC’s educational system is looked upon as tops."
"...This astonishing achievement thanks to the tireless and for years undervalued work of BC teachers putting up with underfunded schools. The impact of now almost 20 year underfunding, is extremely severe due to Covid."
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14 Dec
Shared anonymously by a BC teacher:

"I just got Covid, 100% from the school according to the contact tracing. I was the second one in our cohort to get it. There are several students confirmed positive so far in the last 10 days" ...
"...half the cohort is away today, some as a precaution and the rest just won’t respond. We have heard from parents that other students have tested positive since then but we are still waiting for any confirmation from Fraser Health."...
"...Fraser Health hasn’t even sent out an email about me, a teacher, contracting the virus, and there have been more confirmed cases since - still no official word..."
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11 Dec
#SANTASEESRED4BCED Drive and drop off a non-perishable food item or an unwrapped gift at your locally elected MLA’s office M-F next week. Your letters are also needed. This event focuses on concerns for Children and Staff in Public Schools not protected from #COVID19 and...
...getting Rapid Testing for Elders and Staff in #LongTermCare - write about both or choose one - Thank you for your upcoming participation!
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11 Dec
This is from the Toronto Health Department re singing and playing of wind instruments both indoors and outdoors:

"Toronto Public Health recommends that singing and the playing of wind instruments both indoors and outdoors be cancelled for the present time."
However, if they must continue:

"In accordance with the Grey lockdown regulation of the provincial Reopening Ontario Act, every person who is singing or playing both indoors and outdoors must be separated by plexiglass or another impermeable barrier..."
"...and a two metre distance must be maintained for teaching and instruction (no exceptions).

o If there is not plexiglass or an impermeable barrier, they should be cancelled for the
immediate future. Virtual options can continue..."
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