CEK40 wrote:

LuvSeason18 wrote:

CEK40 wrote:

Our area (Chesapeake) has the highest percent of positive cases out of this area.  Lucky Us.

I have been reading about all the colleges reporting positive cases since they have opened up

 
Oh my....hugs....stay safe.....

Oh man..this act......wow...can't thpe....too busy watching them...lol


The schools cancelled sports activities,, but parents and kids are protesting....so now they are reconsidering that.....and cases are still going up and school hasn't started yet....

All the sports are cancelled here too after they stared and then the cases started happening with the athletes.  I think all our public schools here except Virginia Beach they have not decided yet are going to be online.  My son will be at the school but the students will not be there.  I think some how the students that are special needs or have autism will be able to be in a school because they really need it but not sure how they will work that out.

We have some really dumb people here that just refuse to wear a mask and I just don’t understand.  If everyone would maybe we could get rid of this stuff a little faster.

 

I really feel for the teachers, coaches and the others.....scary.....you want to teach and help the students...but how can you stay safe?

LuvSeason18 wrote:

CEK40 wrote:

LuvSeason18 wrote:

 
Oh my....hugs....stay safe.....

Oh man..this act......wow...can't thpe....too busy watching them...lol


The schools cancelled sports activities,, but parents and kids are protesting....so now they are reconsidering that.....and cases are still going up and school hasn't started yet....

All the sports are cancelled here too after they stared and then the cases started happening with the athletes.  I think all our public schools here except Virginia Beach they have not decided yet are going to be online.  My son will be at the school but the students will not be there.  I think some how the students that are special needs or have autism will be able to be in a school because they really need it but not sure how they will work that out.

We have some really dumb people here that just refuse to wear a mask and I just don’t understand.  If everyone would maybe we could get rid of this stuff a little faster.

 

I really feel for the teachers, coaches and the others.....scary.....you want to teach and help the students...but how can you stay safe?

I know it has to be hard on them...I know my son hates this and my daughters teaching international students is going to be quite an experience because a few of her students are here in the US but the rest of them are all over the world in different time zones.  

My son will be teaching what they call a “City Class” where he will be teaching students from all the different high schools and not just his home school.  I think he has 27 students in his classes so far.

LuvSeason18 wrote:

CEK40 wrote:

LuvSeason18 wrote:

 


Yep....and I am afraid it just may get worse...lol

I know with winter coming and the flu season ahead of us.  I did hear that the flu season in the southern countries such as Australia was not as bad as they were predicting and I think we gage our flu season on what happens in Australia.  I won’t never get out of the house again LOL

 


Really? Well, that is some good news, if the flu isn't too bad this winter......ah.....It has to be so hard to not be able to go out...I haven't been out for several weeks, but cabin fever is setting in.....don't know how you do it....lol

Staying home doesn’t really bother me the thing that makes it harder no is knowing I can’t really go out instead of being in the house and knowing I can if I really wanted to.  I am just so afraid to chance it with my past issues with pneumonia.  I figure with hubby going out to work that is enough exposure.  He says the hospital is good about managing things and where he is at he never sees anyone but an occasional dr or nurse leaving or coming to work.
My daughter and her hubby are able to work from home and my daughter is as cautious as I am about going out.  She has been in a long as me.  

LuvSeason18 wrote:

CEK40 wrote:

LuvSeason18 wrote:

 

I really feel for the teachers, coaches and the others.....scary.....you want to teach and help the students...but how can you stay safe?

I know it has to be hard on them...I know my son hates this and my daughters teaching international students is going to be quite an experience because a few of her students are here in the US but the rest of them are all over the world in different time zones.  

My son will be teaching what they call a “City Class” where he will be teaching students from all the different high schools and not just his home school.  I think he has 27 students in his classes so far.

 
Oh my...it sounds like your son and daughter or going to have a hard year, just getting things organized ....I have no idea how they are going to work it out.....different time zones....probably diferent level in school.....hard....hope they have all the reasorces available. Hugs

My daughter has been having meetings since last week and testing students for their class placement according on how well they are speaking English right now.  My son luckily has all his already from the past years and the state tests they give each year for his subject are not going to happen this year.

I hope April didn’t do to much damage to her tooth tonight.  I hate the thought of someone having to get a crown or something.