Sending healthy kids home is not acceptable. The structure of the Greenville County School Boards rules is punitive for  healthy children and can be implemented at will. It is effectively removing  kids from class by labeling children "close contact." They are determining a difference between masked or unmasked, vaccinated or unvaccinated, and  dishing out different consequences regardless of your childs having experienced any symptoms.   It is insidious,  discriminatory, cumulative, and endless. 

The  PARENTS  of Greenville County School District SHALL DECIDE  if and when they want to remove  THEIR CHILD for  precautionary measures...

                         NOT THE SCHOOL BOARD!!!

Greenville County School Board is allowing schools to ask minors about their vaccination status. They are discriminating against parents  that choose not to share their child private medical records while  allowing others that show vaccination cards to stay in school .  Parents don't dispute  a child that has tested positive for Covid-19 to seek medical treatment immediately and  quarantine the recommended number if days or until they can receive a negative Covid test. We agree all parents should be notified if their child was around student who tested positive,  but it is up to parents  to decide what to do from there. " Contact Tracing " must stop!!!

The Greenville County School Board  is determining whats best for your childs health.  It's time we tell them who has that authority. 

             POWER  LIES  WITH THE PARENT.

The School District of Greenville County does not reflect the desires of the majority of parents in this county.  

DEMANDS: TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT GREENVILLE COUNTY (SDGC)  

1. Students shall not be quarantined unless they have a positive Covid-19 test. Quarantine time shall end with a negative Covid-19 test or 10 days from the date of the positive test.

2. Students shall not be asked about their vaccination status

3.Student vaccination status shall not affect quarantine policy

4. The use of face coverings shall be optional for all students and employees of the SDGC.

5. COVID vaccinations of students and employees of SDGC shall not be mandatory.

6. SDPC shall not offer money or other incentives to students to get the COVID-19 vaccine or to wear a mask.

7. SDGC shall notify parents if a student in their classroom tests positive for Covid 19.

8. Parents of students who shared a classroom with a student who tests positive for Covid-19 may elect to to keep their student at home to self isolate without it counting against sick days or unexcused absences.

9.  Parents may have their students self isolate for any precautionary reasons without it counting against sick days or unexcused absences.

10.  Students shall not be shamed, punished, ostracized, or sent to an isolated room if they have not had the COVID vaccine or if they refuse to wear a mask.

11. Mandatory virtual learning days replacing face-to-face classroom instruction of a 180 day school calendar year shall not exceed 5 days, unless a catastrophic event prevents the school building from being open such as damage from fire, tornado, hurricane, etc.

 

12. Full time virtual learning for the 180 school calendar year shall be made available for those parents who chose this option for their child