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Coronavirus Status Updates
- Thread starter BigRedMax
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Status here is fine at the moment. I plan to see clients at the office for the first time since last Thursday, we'll see how many keep their appointments. I've moved to offering teletherapy as an option and have 2 HIPAA compliant program accounts for flexibility in case one system is overwhelmed with traffic. I'm usually at UNL Mondays and Tuesdays, but with classes cancelled I've been working remotely revising things, updating my students as things change, and prepping for the return to coursework and reopening of our clinic on campus.
The question I wondered today; what will be the most popular names this December when we experience a Corona virus 'baby boom'?
For boys: Covid or Vid for short
For girls: Corona or possibly Cora (my great g-ma's name)
had to add some humor
The question I wondered today; what will be the most popular names this December when we experience a Corona virus 'baby boom'?
For boys: Covid or Vid for short
For girls: Corona or possibly Cora (my great g-ma's name)
had to add some humor
Cyrus the virusStatus here is fine at the moment. I plan to see clients at the office for the first time since last Thursday, we'll see how many keep their appointments. I've moved to offering teletherapy as an option and have 2 HIPAA compliant program accounts for flexibility in case one system is overwhelmed with traffic. I'm usually at UNL Mondays and Tuesdays, but with classes cancelled I've been working remotely revising things, updating my students as things change, and prepping for the return to coursework and reopening of our clinic on campus.
The question I wondered today; what will be the most popular names this December when we experience a Corona virus 'baby boom'?
For boys: Covid or Vid for short
For girls: Corona or possibly Cora (my great g-ma's name)
Talk about a small sample... 3 Rhesus Monkeys total. That's how on the edge we are... still good news.
any potential ray of sunshine right now
All Palm Beach County schools off until April 15th. Stay safe my friends! Navigating interesting times. Working from home and will be navigating online school as well.
As long as its not 12 monkeys
Glad someone still has a sense of humor.
She knows...that she is loved regardless of which green jersey she wears on Saturdays.."Traitor" is sort of a harsh label, don't you think?
Colorado public/private schools ordered to suspend in-person learning for a month. My daughter is a senior and her HS was planning remote classes starting next week. So we assume they are going to just do it for the next month.
Personally . . . I think there is going to be a massive relaxation of requirements and grading and schools may just eventually wave the white flag and issue one giant, de-facto waiver for 2020. Some students will struggle to learn/test well remotely and some teachers will struggle to teach that way. Plus you add on all the stress of the virus bludgeoning and I have a feeling the year will be mailed in and have a asterisk next to it. Boards of education will waive "seat time" requirements, everyone graduates, etc.
www.denverpost.com
Gov. Jared Polis ordered a four-week closure of all public and private schools across Colorado on Wednesday, escalating the state’s fight to limit the spread of the new coronavirus through close contact.
The governor’s executive order suspends all in-person learning from Monday through April 17, and directs Colorado school and charter districts to make every effort to provide alternative learning opportunities while taking their communities’ needs into account.
“We are acting boldly and swiftly together to protect the health and safety of all Coloradans,” Polis said in a statement. “The science and data tells us this will get worse before it gets better. We are in this together and the state is taking the necessary actions to slow the spread of this disease.”
Personally . . . I think there is going to be a massive relaxation of requirements and grading and schools may just eventually wave the white flag and issue one giant, de-facto waiver for 2020. Some students will struggle to learn/test well remotely and some teachers will struggle to teach that way. Plus you add on all the stress of the virus bludgeoning and I have a feeling the year will be mailed in and have a asterisk next to it. Boards of education will waive "seat time" requirements, everyone graduates, etc.
Colorado orders all schools closed from March 23 to April 17 to fight coronavirus spread
Gov. Jared Polis ordered a four-week closure of all public and private schools across Colorado on Wednesday, escalating the state’s fight to limit the spread of the new coronavirus through cl…
www.denverpost.com
Gov. Jared Polis ordered a four-week closure of all public and private schools across Colorado on Wednesday, escalating the state’s fight to limit the spread of the new coronavirus through close contact.
The governor’s executive order suspends all in-person learning from Monday through April 17, and directs Colorado school and charter districts to make every effort to provide alternative learning opportunities while taking their communities’ needs into account.
“We are acting boldly and swiftly together to protect the health and safety of all Coloradans,” Polis said in a statement. “The science and data tells us this will get worse before it gets better. We are in this together and the state is taking the necessary actions to slow the spread of this disease.”
It’s going to get rougher before it gets better. I need to remember to give people grace.
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Here in Salina, KS, this is what we received from our superintendent via email yesterday afternoon...Colorado public/private schools ordered to suspend in-person learning for a month. My daughter is a senior and her HS was planning remote classes starting next week. So we assume they are going to just do it for the next month.
Personally . . . I think there is going to be a massive relaxation of requirements and grading and schools may just eventually wave the white flag and issue one giant, de-facto waiver for 2020. Some students will struggle to learn/test well remotely and some teachers will struggle to teach that way. Plus you add on all the stress of the virus bludgeoning and I have a feeling the year will be mailed in and have a asterisk next to it. Boards of education will waive "seat time" requirements, everyone graduates, etc.
Colorado orders all schools closed from March 23 to April 17 to fight coronavirus spread
Gov. Jared Polis ordered a four-week closure of all public and private schools across Colorado on Wednesday, escalating the state’s fight to limit the spread of the new coronavirus through cl…
Gov. Jared Polis ordered a four-week closure of all public and private schools across Colorado on Wednesday, escalating the state’s fight to limit the spread of the new coronavirus through close contact.
The governor’s executive order suspends all in-person learning from Monday through April 17, and directs Colorado school and charter districts to make every effort to provide alternative learning opportunities while taking their communities’ needs into account.
“We are acting boldly and swiftly together to protect the health and safety of all Coloradans,” Polis said in a statement. “The science and data tells us this will get worse before it gets better. We are in this together and the state is taking the necessary actions to slow the spread of this disease.”
Our schools will not open up again this semester.
