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Case rates are declining fast in Columbia Public Schools. On Monday, a case rate tracked by the district was at less than a third of the level on Jan. 19.
Case rates are declining fast in Columbia Public Schools. On Monday, a case rate tracked by the district was at less than a third of the level on Jan. 19.
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Wendahl Martin
Doctors and medical experts have stated that there is NO data that shows an increase in COVID-19 cases and in school learning, those are FACTS! We can all fall victim to fear mongering but these kids need to be in school. They are the ones that are going to be the next generation doctors and nurses.
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Chad Hackman
Why is CPS different then the hundreds of other schools in the are that have been going since August?
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New cases are still being reported every day and the coronavirus remains deadly. Many people argue schools shouldn't be open until students and teachers are vaccinated.
New cases are still being reported every day and the coronavirus remains deadly. Many people argue schools shouldn't be open until students and teachers are vaccinated.
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Debbie Baker
Again they do not have the equipment they need to do so and keep everyone safe. Staff, Students, School Workers
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Sarah Norton
We need more vaccine rollout in the community. Getting close but it's still too early. Maybe April or just wait until next fall.
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Patricia Boggs
Don't want to flip flop back and forth from on line to in seat school. They need consistants, either way.
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