经过家长们的不懈努力，3/11 终于通知停课了。 其实，最终都得停，迟停不如早停。 Dear Lake Washington School District Staff and Families: I want to thank our staff and families for your cooperation as we continue dealing with the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19. We have continued to comply with the guidance and recommendations from the Washington State Department of Health as we make decisions about the operation of our schools. Today, Public Health officials announced additional guidance for reducing the risk of exposure and slowing the spread of COVID-19. At this time, Public Health continues to recommend that schools stay open. Health officials from Public Health – Seattle & King County and the CDC weighed recommendations for schools very carefully. Here are some of the reasons why they recommend that schools remain open: Public Health – Seattle & King County know that schools are doing the important work of educating our children. They don’t want to allow disruptions that interrupt regular school routines unless there are known COVID-19 exposure risk Again, Public Health is not recommending closing schools. If there is a confirmed case of COVID-19, Public Health will work with the school and the district to determine the best course of action including potential school closure.
Next Steps: Public Health also released new guidance that may have additional impacts on schools. We are currently evaluating that guidance and plan to share additional information tomorrow about the potential suspension of volunteer activities, building use and extracurricular events. School Attendance: Here is helpful information to consider when making a decision about sending your child to school: If your child is currently showing any signs of illness, please keep them home and follow regular district guidelines for when they should return: https://www.lwsd.org/programs-and-services/health-services/too-sick-for-school. If your child is showing signs of illness and has possibly been exposed to a patient with Coronavirus, please keep them home from school and contact your healthcare provider for further instructions and guidance。 Remote Learning: Some of our families have asked about remote learning. Last Friday, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chris Reykdal, sent a memo to school districts which included in part: “School districts must ensure equal access to education for all students. It will likely make more sense to cancel school and/or district services and make up missed days at the end of the school year, rather than deploying a distance learning model that can be accessed by some, but not all, of your students.” At this time, staff are expected to provide instruction for the students that are present in their classrooms. When students have excused absences, staff are expected to provide projects and assignments for when they return to school. Staff are not expected to develop additional digital resources for students who are absent, but rather use existing digital tools such as Power School Learning. Students who are absent can access the digital resources that are provided as part of their regular instruction and classroom experience. We want you to know that we are doing everything possible to provide normal routines and stability for children during this uncertain time for our community. Sincerely, Dr. Jane Stavem, Superintendent Lake Washington School District
NSD 已经停课2周，该死的LWSD 竟然甩锅给King county public health! 那个kirkland evergreen medical center 和养老院就在学区范围内，多少evergreen medical center 的员工就居住在这个学区，多少养老院的亲属就居住在本学区。那天去养老院帮忙的12个中招的消防员多少是居住在本学区的！！！！离危险这么近的学区竟然不停课！！！！！！ 意大利在最后还不是要停课？？？！等到停课的那一天，多少人付出了生命的代价！！！！！！！！！！！！！ 今天的西雅图就是昨天的武汉，难道要等到随街可见尸体的那一天才停课吗？？？？？ 我打电话的时候就说等king county public health 的指示！但是NSD 为什么就可以停课呢？？？？？？？？？？？？
Dr. Jane Stavem Superintendent 425-936-1257 Dr. Jon Holmen Deputy Superintendent 425-936-1310 学区总机：425-936-1200 请打电话给这个该死的督学！！！！
其实，最终都得停，迟停不如早停。
Dear Lake Washington School District Staff and Families: I want to thank our staff and families for your cooperation as we continue dealing with the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19. We have continued to comply with the guidance and recommendations from the Washington State Department of Health as we make decisions about the operation of our schools. Today, Public Health officials announced additional guidance for reducing the risk of exposure and slowing the spread of COVID-19. At this time, Public Health continues to recommend that schools stay open. Health officials from Public Health – Seattle & King County and the CDC weighed recommendations for schools very carefully. Here are some of the reasons why they recommend that schools remain open:
Public Health – Seattle & King County know that schools are doing the important work of educating our children. They don’t want to allow disruptions that interrupt regular school routines unless there are known COVID-19 exposure risk
Again, Public Health is not recommending closing schools. If there is a confirmed case of COVID-19, Public Health will work with the school and the district to determine the best course of action including potential school closure.
Next Steps: Public Health also released new guidance that may have additional impacts on schools. We are currently evaluating that guidance and plan to share additional information tomorrow about the potential suspension of volunteer activities, building use and extracurricular events.
School Attendance: Here is helpful information to consider when making a decision about sending your child to school:
If your child is currently showing any signs of illness, please keep them home and follow regular district guidelines for when they should return: https://www.lwsd.org/programs-and-services/health-services/too-sick-for-school.
If your child is showing signs of illness and has possibly been exposed to a patient with Coronavirus, please keep them home from school and contact your healthcare provider for further instructions and guidance。
Remote Learning: Some of our families have asked about remote learning. Last Friday, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chris Reykdal, sent a memo to school districts which included in part: “School districts must ensure equal access to education for all students. It will likely make more sense to cancel school and/or district services and make up missed days at the end of the school year, rather than deploying a distance learning model that can be accessed by some, but not all, of your students.” At this time, staff are expected to provide instruction for the students that are present in their classrooms. When students have excused absences, staff are expected to provide projects and assignments for when they return to school. Staff are not expected to develop additional digital resources for students who are absent, but rather use existing digital tools such as Power School Learning. Students who are absent can access the digital resources that are provided as part of their regular instruction and classroom experience.
We want you to know that we are doing everything possible to provide normal routines and stability for children during this uncertain time for our community. Sincerely, Dr. Jane Stavem, Superintendent
Lake Washington School District
NSD 已经停课2周，该死的LWSD 竟然甩锅给King county public health!
那个kirkland evergreen medical center 和养老院就在学区范围内，多少evergreen medical center 的员工就居住在这个学区，多少养老院的亲属就居住在本学区。那天去养老院帮忙的12个中招的消防员多少是居住在本学区的！！！！离危险这么近的学区竟然不停课！！！！！！
意大利在最后还不是要停课？？？！等到停课的那一天，多少人付出了生命的代价！！！！！！！！！！！！！
今天的西雅图就是昨天的武汉，难道要等到随街可见尸体的那一天才停课吗？？？？？
我打电话的时候就说等king county public health 的指示！但是NSD 为什么就可以停课呢？？？？？？？？？？？？
Dr. Jane Stavem
Superintendent
425-936-1257 Dr. Jon Holmen
Deputy Superintendent
425-936-1310 学区总机：425-936-1200 请打电话给这个该死的督学！！！！
现在是大利益跟小利益相比啊！不管怎样选择，总有人反对的声音，很正常啊！但是，孩子的健康安全第一！
但是现在不停课，明显就是牺牲大多数人的利益。
最终的后果会非常严重的。
早停课，早控制，早复课。这不是很简单的道理吗？
下个雪也停课，这些严重的传播传染病不停课，是不是脑子有问题！！！一定要等西雅图成为武汉才停课吗？到时候，一切都迟了！
就是要等死了才来救治，为什么不能在没死之前就预防呢？等一切蔓延开来付出的代价只会更大。学区离10例死亡病例多近啊！学区家长就在这个医院工作啊！
这些医护人员很多应该就是那个死人最多的evergreen health center工作的吧？ 这么继续上课就是把风险继续扩散开来。
政府应该提供给这些医护一些酒店让他们集中居住好了，征集志愿者去管理这些孩子就是了。
不应该要求全区的孩子一起暴露在危险之中吧？
西雅图政府跟武汉一样，反应迟钝，办事官僚。
讲真的，这个病对于孩子就是一个感冒，主要危害是对中老年人。
你确定？武汉的一个月的人间地狱都是假的？