NYC high schooler: "One student tested positive IN THE AUDITORIUM, and a few students started screaming and ran away ...90% of the conversations..concern COVID." You know the risks to kids are minimal, do they know? All indications are they don't. reddit.com/r/nyc/comments… 
Teachers: hysteria is so great that impact of school is negative. There aren't enough teachers.
Demonstrates why it's not enough to be against school closures, you need to be against testing and quarantining too. The hysteria is the problem, not COVID.
Demonstrates why it's not enough to be against school closures, you need to be against testing and quarantining too. The hysteria is the problem, not COVID.
"In our school of ~250 students, 47 are out today having tested positive for covid, along with 4 out of 19 teachers. Attendance as a whole today is 30%. I had literally 0 students in my first period class and spent the period sweeping the room and scrubbing desks."
"We’ve completely ran out of testing kits, so not everyone in the school got one. There was a lack of enforcement on a limit of how many a person can take. ie. There are students hogging kits and some even reselling them."
People talk about education polarization, but neurotic polarization seems to be a much bigger factor. I can't believe what's happening, political tribalism had until recently been a relatively small portion of American life. Liberal America's brain has just melted.
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