gm280
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I can see both sides of the "stay home" or "go to school" opinions. On one side, keeping the kids home makes perfect sense to keep them from contracting Covid-19. However, going to school helps make sure the future generations can still compete in this never-stopping world for employment and educational achievements.
Both of our grandsons elected to go to school. They were totally tied of staying home for so long before this school year started. And I talked to one of them about going back to school. He stated that only one student was sent home with Covid out of probably near a thousand students or more in his school over the course of three weeks now. So hard to compare the percentages either way... Each family has to make their own determinations which way is best for them. No right or wrong answer!
Both of our grandsons elected to go to school. They were totally tied of staying home for so long before this school year started. And I talked to one of them about going back to school. He stated that only one student was sent home with Covid out of probably near a thousand students or more in his school over the course of three weeks now. So hard to compare the percentages either way... Each family has to make their own determinations which way is best for them. No right or wrong answer!