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Of course DeVos would use the opportunity to push more kids out of public schools. Meanwhile, the risk that kids take COVID home to their parents or other in their household is completely ignored.
We had 4 months to attack the virus so we could send kids back to school. Most other countries did this and are sending their kids back because the number of cases is so low. Where was all the planning to send kids back to school in the fall in America? How come we didn’t all wear masks in April, May, and June so we could open schools in America in August?
No. It is not safe to do so. We need to do online learning until this virus is under control. Israel reopened schools too early and now the virus is surging, and they’ve had to shut back down. Hong Kong AND China had to close their schools because they reopened too early. The USA needs to shut down for ten weeks and everyone MUST wear N95 masks. IF we do these two things—we MIGHT be able to reopen in late September or early October. We cannot reopen schools right now, we need to shut it down now. Pence and his Death Cult need to go back to school ,lol.
“We all have a role to play,” he said. “Wearing a mask is how we stay open, and wearing a mask is how we open schools.”
Pence should have been saying this four or five months ago – along with his boss.
I agree students need to get back to learning, however, this push appears more political than in the best interest of students. Trump, Pense, Birx, the White House, state the risk to children is low, if they get the virus, it would be mild, and most likely not fatal. But what about children, students, bring the virus home to parents and other family members?
Some learning is better than none, but let’s do this safely for all. This is the age of digital technology and learning can be done remotely, safely, from home until there is a vaccine.
It is sad that every decision is now political. Trump and the White House care more about their party remaining in power than the lives of people.
You people are cowardly
Sure, I should risk me and my family’s health because the Trump Administration thought this would “just go away” despite all advice to the contrary. Valor, indeed.
Nope. We are not DUMB, lol.
Please! someone buy Mike Pence a pair of knee pads, Or maybe “mother” will spring for a pair.
By the way, it’s very common for men who live in the country to refer to their wives as “mother” once they have children. It’s considered a term of endearment, i.e. of respect.
I went to law school with Mike Pence and talked with him about politics numerous times. It’s sad to throw away his integrity to be a rubberstamp for Donald Trump.
At issue is not whether it is “good for students to be in school” because that is a known variable. The issue at hand is whether it is SAFE for kids to go back (physically) to school. The other services are also critically important and it would’ve been nice for Pence to acknowledge all the work done by teachers, administrators, and volunteers to get daily meals to kids in the spring) However, the reality of increasing positive cases is only being recognized by Pence as he says “the risk to healthy students is very low”. So, if that is true, then should families worry about them bringing the virus home to Mom & Dad, other caregivers, siblings that may not be healthy? What about he kids that were thought to be healthy that had serious complications? Did DeVos make any statements about how extra funds will be needed to open schools regardless of when? And does she even consider the issues that taking the money away from under-funded schools will have on their ability to re-open safely and serve the remaining students?? Did any one ask these questions? If not, then this was definitely a POLITICAL show, not “Let’s work together to open schools!”
LOL at all the Democrats rising to the Pence bait. Wonder how many Union teachers screaming about this have been in lockdown? Going out to buy groceries, out to eat, drinks with friends? But being in a large room with 20 kids is a death sentence. Got it.