Demand AAPS provide transparency and an achievable plan for in-person learning

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Eli Hendricks
2 weeks ago
Online learning has an adverse impact on learning and mental health.
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Lee Rooks
2 weeks ago
My heart is broken after watching my children suffer emotionally and academically. If restaurants are open why aren’t our schools? Our children deserve this opportunity and families deserve a choice.
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Alexandra Stern
2 weeks ago
AAPS can bring kids back safely to school, at least in hybrid form, with a science-based and methodical plan. Kids are suffering educationally in terms of their mental health with more than one year of virtual school and counting.
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Nichole VanBlaricum
2 weeks ago
My kiddo has been robbed of his entire Kindergarten year - had we known they would stay all virtual, we would have left the district and just re-enrolled for Kindergarten next year. Now we're almost done with the school year and my choices boil down to pull him out and try again next year or pull him out and homeschool him while I'm also trying to work.
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Bette Dirksen
3 weeks ago
You are hurting the children.........my grandchildren. Enough is enough. Open the schools !!
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Terri Hurbis
3 weeks ago
My son’s district is also remote and our kids deserve to be in school.
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Julie Christ
3 weeks ago
My nephews deserve to be in school like everyone else!
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Amanda Murshak
3 weeks ago
My children deserve a FAPE, and my son needs to receive the services outlined in his IEP. Virtual school leaves kids behind. It’s time to listen to experts and science—face to face school can be done safely for those who choose it.
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Alon Kahana
3 weeks ago
We have PPEs. We have plexiglass barriers. We can go to full time in person schooling immediately. Many districts all around us have done it safely. Teachers who are too scared can stay home. But teachers who are willing to teach our children should be allowed to do so. I’m a surgeon. I took care of patients throughout the pandemic, including at Beaumont and DMC. Front line has to mean something. And professional obligation has to mean something. Teachers have a professional obligation to do what’s best for children’s education and well being. And that means in person schooling. There’s no reason or excuse not to. What if the pandemic continues for another 3 years with genetic variants and the like, some not covered by current vaccines? Are we going to continue virtual schooling in AA for 3 more years?
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Cathy Goldstein
3 weeks ago
Because data does not support the fallacy that in person teaching is dangerous for teachers. Persistent remote schooling however has already manifested harm.
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