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Hi,
I'm a school nurse in the northeast. We are closed for at least 2 weeks, but I anticipate it will be much longer than that. I really do hope that we get to a point where it is safe to reopen, but my gut is saying that we might be done for this school year.
What are your thoughts?
16 hours ago, SchoolNurseK said:We were first told we would have a two week Spring Break (we started the second week today) and then all of Florida extended to April 15th. I have a feeling they are just going to cancel live classes for the rest of this year. I don't think this is going to have blown over by April 15th. ?
I am in Florida too and feel the exact same way! I miss my kiddos
I am so frustrated! The people at the county office have no idea as to what they are doing. We approached our "leader" at the county office concerning a principal wanting to mask everyone and when we told her we did not deem that necessary and we did not have them. She exclaimed "let's order some!"......Okay, maybe we can magically make some appear! LOL! I do not know WHERE she has been the last few weeks!!
I’m a school nurse in central Texas our Mayor has shelter in place for our area until April 13 I doubt they will reopen the director of health department has recommended all schools to remain shut the resume in fall. They won’t have enough hospital beds if they reopen is what they are saying.
I am in Connecticut. We are closed thru April 20 but the governor has already said it will likely extend through June. Which means, I will have to quit my job. (I’m a nurse, but not a school nurse FYI.). My son is 8, so he can’t stay alone and homeschool himself for 10 hours a day. My husband— the main breadwinner— has been working from home but can’t do that forever. There’s no one that we can call in to rescue us (aunts etc) so... that’s it then. I’m fortunate that financially it will be okay for us, but I’m not sure how all the other families in the same situation are going to survive.
RosesrReder, BSN, MSN, RN
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A few states have confirmed students are done for the year.