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Last week I received an email update from our Minnesota School District saying 10% of the student body was absent (but it wasn't all ILI) and school was staying open, see quote below.
"...regardless of absenteeism rates .... As long as we have the staff to effectively provide educational programming for your child, school will remain open."
Amazing how the "no child left behind" impacts prudent, social distancing decisions. I guess "no child left behind" means "no-child-left-behind-without-a-not-mandatory (yet)-but-highly-recommended-soon-to-be-adjuvanted-H1N1-vaccination-which-you-don't-need-because-you-have-already-been-exposed-at-school-and-gotten-sick!" Augh!
NurseNalts, protecting the children should be society's greatest concern. So far, the frustration with protection measures is only occurring at the family level. But if the severity increases and or the number of pediatric deaths grows dramatically, the frustration levels will begin to coalesce and families will organize themselves into powerful vocal groups demanding vaccines and school closures.
I hope that the decision makers and policy administrators are paying close attention to the rising levels of frustration that we are seeing here at FT.
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