Spin it how you’d like, but it really isn’t preventable. Curbable likely, but not preventable. If it was preventable, we would not have any deaths from the seasonal flu.
I can't remember now!
www.cdc.gov
Why not preventable? CO and NM are doing much better than AZ and TX. SD and SJ are doing better than OC and LA. Germany handled this better than France or Italy.
Median age 5 years. More evidence that elementary age kids, with precautions, are not major spreaders.More evidence that kids likely aren't super spreaders.
Limited Secondary Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in Child Care Programs ..
This report describes investigations of any reported COVID-19 case in a child or adult present at child care programs and mitigation efforts in Rhode Island during June 1–July 31, 2020.
Fixed it for you...don't have a pool.
What a great idea, move to Texas. There are certainly affordable homes there. The more that move the better.
Bro, my bro Bruno got his first start at school in Boyle Heights. I also walked the streets down there trying to help get kids free vaccines. I door knocked for two days. I used to live up the 60 in Montebello. Great peeps bro
That's right, they are protected. They are protected by glass, constant wiping down and sanitizing their area, never touching credit cards, one person at a time. CDC just reported that children from birth to 22 have a higher viral load than adults even when they are asymptomatic or symptomatic with covid. Teachers in an enclosed room with many children who don't keep the masks on for six hours, who don't use proper sanitation when using the bathroom, when many rooms don't even have sinks, when the two windows in the classroom don't even open, when you keep your doors shut because there could be a shooter and you want to protect your students, when kids need help or hug because they are overwhelmed, you will see teachers getting sick, some dying, maybe many. Over 50% of the teachers in California are over 50. It takes a minimum of five years of college before you can start teaching. They can not be replaced over night. During a normal school year, districts frequently have a tough time even getting the minimum number of subs for those who are out sick. Then what happens? We used to double up if they couldn't find a sub, sometimes sending 7-8 students to several teachers until a sub could be found. My room was so crowded you could barely walk around it. When elementary schools went 20-1, (this no longer exists) they created smaller classrooms so when we were suddenly back to 32 students, guess what, a very crowed room. Where do you put students if you want to keep the rooms to 15? There just isn't the space. Oh, okay, outside you say, yep, in 100+ temperatures, Santa Ana winds, blowing work every which way, or what about those damp mornings? That is one way to keep kids healthy. I suspect those grumbling about keeping kids home until we get a vaccine, want their freedom, don't want to bother helping their kids all day. Some will say I have to go back to work, okay, then what do you do during the summer and breaks? Be creative, have a bubble, figure it out among close friends if it is so easy to protect. This isn't forever, unless a child dies or a teacher dies, then it is forever. Teachers are absolutely hating this, many in tears, they want to be back in the classroom probably more than the students. We will get through this. I never imagined there would be so many weak minded, selfish, people in the US. Every teacher I know would be willing to die to protect your children from a shooter and some have, many teachers constantly review what they would do if a shooter entered their school or room, yet parents can't handle the current situation to protect everyone. Say what you want, this is an incredibly sad and disappointing time for teachers for many reasons. We will be back in the classroom, children will adjust, they will be okay.
Because we can’t even prevent the common flu or H1N1 from circulation and claiming lives, how can we prevent Covid from doing the same.
I eat there once a month......the homeless population has increased double digits each year for the past 5 years. It is our governors policies that have turned a blind eye to the impact on the community. So when people say California has become a dumpster fire, this is just ONE part of the reason.
It has moved beyond aesthetics......I can take some pictures from my commute if you’d like.
they want to drag this thing on as long as they can .
