Thread by @fauchonmathieu

@Aaron_Derfel 1/7 Day 130: Today, I went to validate some infos, on why the class of the positive case in my school wasn't closed and why they hold on to let us know for a duration of 4 days. (Back in december, it was a school's decision to close a class with positive case.)

@Aaron_Derfel 2/7 Principal office explained that school have the power to close a class temporary only waiting for a SP decision.

Example: a COVID case in class 111. SP says :"we'll do our investigation, BRB bitches".
Principal can close the class.

@Aaron_Derfel 3/7 If Santé publique calls back and says "Open everything dude, we don't give the crap", the principal and school board don't have the right to keep the class closed. Allegedly.

@Aaron_Derfel 4/7 I've been told by two people working in principal offices in my administrative region that dealing with SP is a freaking mess, the organization chart is incomprehensible and files and decisions keep getting changed daily.

@Aaron_Derfel 5/7 On another subject, please read this big article by @e_fleury she did on the Québec gym outbreak.
What if... airborne transmission has a role in it? 😲 😲😲

@COVIDSTOPQC contributed in this article. Please read it.
lesoleil.com/actualite/covi…

@Aaron_Derfel @e_fleury @COVIDSTOPQC 6/7 EXTRA TWEET: I have received tonight an email informing me that my school has a kid that tested positive for COVID. Guess what? It's a kid in the same classroom as the teacher that tested positive last week. And I remind you that we received the email FOUR days later.

@Aaron_Derfel @e_fleury @COVIDSTOPQC 7/7 Yet, we don't know if Santé politique will mass test the school, the class, will quarantine the school, the class or will do nothing.
I'm guessing the latter, you?

Be smart, be safe, kisses transmitted by air. End of subthread.