'It's just not the right time' | Concerns continue from some over Chesapeake's in-person learning
“Random and sporadic quarantines and isolations, the continuity of education will continuously be interrupted when we know our community burden of COVID is high," Lester said. Lester also mentioned concerns over the board meeting being in-person to begin with. As of Monday evening, the CPS COVID-19 dashboard listed the School Administration building with five COVID cases over a 14-day total. With it being the same building as those meetings, Lester questioned why she had to enter that kind of environment to make a real-time public comment in person. “There’s no reason for this much in...
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