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Should Columbia Public Schools students return to classrooms next month?

Should Columbia Public Schools students return to classrooms next month?

Yes. In-person is good for kids.

8

No. The risk from COVID-19 is too great.

1

Yes. In-person is good for kids.

Should Columbia Public Schools students return to classrooms next month?
8 Comments
Teresa H. Klepac
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Teresa H. Klepac

Children are experiencing more anxiety and are losing educational ground by not being in-seat. Very few issues of children spreading COVID at any age elementary, middle or high school. parents are financially unable stay home, nor are they able to teach. CPS needs to be in person.

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Christi Harper Walsh
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Christi Harper Walsh

The mental health of our students as well as their ability to actually learn from their teachers should be a top priority of our community. It is beyond me why CPS chooses not to work toward this solution when so many communities have been able to achieve this; meanwhile our kids struggle every day.

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Kristy Biondi
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Kristy Biondi

Children are suffering. They need social interaction for their emotional well being. Depression and suicidal ideation are statistically up. Drug and alcohol use are up. Grades are falling, students are not attending zoom meetings. The current model is not sustainable.

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John Wilson
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John Wilson

Risk to kids is minimal. Schools are not significant spreaders. There is no difference in spread between countries with schools open versus closed. Many kids are home alone unsupervised.

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Mindy Wilson
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Mindy Wilson

They should have gone back a long time ago. My kids are failing every subject because of virtual learning. My oldest is having mental health problems, one of her friends even committed suicide recently. My autistic child has went backwards with socialization. Kids need to be back in school!

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Chad McLaurin
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Chad McLaurin

Kids should return to in-seat schooling only if keeping with the public safety directives on monitoring, masking, and distancing. This cannot be 100% @ 5 day/week. Priorities should be 504/IEP students, families with multiple school aged children - particularly low income or single parent households

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Ronald Davidson
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Ronald Davidson

Herd immunity WILL happen lock down or not depriving our children a decent education is not what we need to be doing. It causes undue burden on parents as well that is unnecessary.

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Amanda Harris Newman
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Amanda Harris Newman

It's what's best for ALL children in CPS.

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No. The risk from COVID-19 is too great.

Should Columbia Public Schools students return to classrooms next month?
1 Comment
Dr. Sean P. Goggins
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Dr. Sean P. Goggins

None of the CDC standards for opening school have been met. The community and state need to start following sound public health guidelines.

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Do you like what you see in the Memorial Stadium improvement renderings?

Do you like what you see in the Memorial Stadium improvement renderings?

Yes

3

No

8

Yes

3 Comments
Harry D
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Harry D

It's very cool.

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Bill Douglas
Bill Douglas

UM athletics is an arm of govt. they do not earn anything. That Univ produces nothing but obnoxious computer geeks who get jobs for state govt agencies like the DOT spending their days synchronizing traffic lights that nobody understands like the asburgers nerd we have in my hometown up here in NWMO

No

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Gary Johnson
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Gary Johnson

What a tragic waste of money.

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Bill Douglas
Bill Douglas

So what are you going to do about it?

Bill Douglas
Bill Douglas

so what are you going to do about it? Just sit there and complain online or are you going to actually do something to put a stop to this we are here in my hometown. We are filing complaints against any state employee we can think of who graduated from this university: REVOKE THEIR DEGREES!!!

Will Mason
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Will Mason

I didn't know we had 250 million laying around to spend on sports.

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Bill Douglas
Bill Douglas

Would you like the name and number of a state employee who is a graduate of this university? Who continues to support this athletic program? Would you join our effort to remove him from state employment for being a UM grad?

Harry D
Harry D

MU Athletics makes their money the hard way - they earn it.

Zaos Gonzolez
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Zaos Gonzolez

This is so destructive to the environment. I want MU to close for good. MU RUINS MO!

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Bill Douglas
Bill Douglas

if you really believe that, what do you propose we do about the alumni and supporters of this university and it’s athletic programs? are you willing to join our effort to hold these people accountable? Would you be willing to start filing complaints against alumni of this university employers?

Are you noticing fewer distracted drivers on the roads?

Are you noticing fewer distracted drivers on the roads?

Yes

0

No

3

Yes

0 Comment
No one has commented yet

No

3 Comments
Harry D
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Harry D

Like most drivers, I have one hand holding my fast food, other hand holding my cell phone, a knee on the steering wheel, and rarely look up from my cell phone so I don't know if other drivers are so irresponsible to be driving distracted or not. I certainly don't drive distracted, that's bad. FJB

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Faye Friedrich
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Faye Friedrich

Many time ppl are seen looking/using phone while driving crossing the line on the road or having to slam on their brakes so they don't hit the car in front of them.

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Zaos Gonzolez
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Zaos Gonzolez

Culture isn't legislated.

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