They are asking for a judicial smackdown.Hisd has already published their rules. If student won't wear a mask they will be sent home and forced to do online learning.
They are asking for a judicial smackdown.Hisd has already published their rules. If student won't wear a mask they will be sent home and forced to do online learning.
I can see a lot of kids just bit wearing masks so they can do in home learning. They didn’t think that one through.Hisd has already published their rules. If student won't wear a mask they will be sent home and forced to do online learning.
Wear masks or don’t is the right policy, which is actually no policy on masks at all. That way there’s no lawsuits and people fighting with each other. The mask mandate side is looking for a fight.I’ll never understand the whole mask debate. I get the concept of freedom of choice so spare me revisiting that retread of a topic.
I asked my kids what they want to do and they each said they’d like to wear a mask. I don’t personally care if they do or not. Mind you, my kids wore a mask the entirety of last year and it was less than ideal.
So do I have just some awesome resilient kids that can manage masks and straight As?
Wear a mask or don’t but to cry one way or another and think lawsuits, or whatever manifests as a trigger for you when it comes wearing masks, will be something I cannot relate to.
Thank you. I love it when people pull crap out of their ass and pretend its Gospel.The regulations governing school districts are state laws passed by the legislature. Districts do not report to the governor's office; Abbott has no authority to mandate anything, and he is setting dangerous precedents by grabbing more power than he actually has under the Texas Constitution. In the past, this issue would have been settled by an Attorney General's opinion, which would be binding on all state and local government agencies, including school districts, until overturned by a court.
Yep. The first round of division was nothing compared to what this is going to do to the community. Just learned that they’re mandating masks for Chap Fest tonight and alot of the cheerleaders/football players aren’t going because of it. In the end the Supreme Court will settle it and the Super/Board is going to go along with whatever is put out by the state. They are not taking an independent stand on anything anymore.Interested how this plays out locally in Eanes ISD. Been taking kids to camps at the schools and new student orientation and parents are anywhere from 10-50% masked up and kids barely at all depending on the event. Superintendent just said they were going with the Travis County order to mask now that staff can enforce it.
Ha, touché. My kids all play soccer and I got roped into helping coach. Didn’t know a thing about the sport three years ago but have grown to really enjoy it and learned a lot. Adopted the Spurs as my team and actually follow it pretty closely now. Will readily admit it’s out of character for me and none of my buddies back in Texas share my sentiment at all. All good though…I like it.
The regulations governing school districts are state laws passed by the legislature. Districts do not report to the governor's office; Abbott has no authority to mandate anything, and he is setting dangerous precedents by grabbing more power than he actually has under the Texas Constitution. In the past, this issue would have been settled by an Attorney General's opinion, which would be binding on all state and local government agencies, including school districts, until overturned by a court.
They required vaccination or a negative test to get in. Also UK is at 65-70% vaccinated so it’s a much safer environment overall
He is operating under emergency authorization. If that is an issue the legislature needs to change it.The regulations governing school districts are state laws passed by the legislature. Districts do not report to the governor's office; Abbott has no authority to mandate anything, and he is setting dangerous precedents by grabbing more power than he actually has under the Texas Constitution. In the past, this issue would have been settled by an Attorney General's opinion, which would be binding on all state and local government agencies, including school districts, until overturned by a court.
The Supreme Court just issued an order in Abbott's favor temporarily re-establishing his mandate while it considers the issue. This is known as "foreshadowing."How long will it take them to decide on the mask mandates? HISD starts on 8/23, so just wondering if it's possible to be decided by then.
Defunding the schools? That’s dumber and a more disconnected argument than defunding the police. This topic has made people brain dead on both sides of the argument.I believe there is a movement in Tennessee led by Candace Owens to start withdrawing the children and the monies from the schools.
You should hire the most expensive attorney out there and start the lawsuit yourself. You will almost assuredly win.Is there any legal recourse we as parents can use to fight these? Could a class action lawsuit be brought against some of these judges for breaking the governors mandate? What about a recall petition?
Having read the governor‘s order and the relevant portion of the Texas Constitution, I don’t believe this interpretation is correct and the state Supreme Court will rule in his favor as it has already done in a couple instances.
Oh, I agree that the court will probably rule in his favor and that this would be the ultimate resolution no matter which course was initially followed. I just wonder why the AG wasn't asked for a ruling in the interim, which is how such disagreements were always handled in the past. An AG opinion backing the governor might have cooled things down a bit.
Any on you on here without kids under 12 starting school tomorrow need to STFU. You have nothing at stake in this argument.
What about teachers? Do they have say? What about anyone that works in the schools?Any on you on here without kids under 12 starting school tomorrow need to STFU. You have nothing at stake in this argument.
Yet Dallas county has been out of ICU beds for kids for nearly a week now, and school hasn’t even started yet.Their taxes pay for the schools, though, so aren’t they shareholders in a sense? Again, 12 and under are still at low risk with delta even if media hype says otherwise. .06 out of 100,000 deaths.
What about teachers? Do they have say? What about anyone that works in the schools?
do you ha w any kids under 12 starting school tomorrow? Are you a public school teacher? If no to both, then STFU.
You do know your kids can wear masks tomorrow at school?do you ha w any kids under 12 starting school tomorrow? Are you a public school teacher? If no to both, then STFU.
My kids started school this past Tuesday.
And contrary to what’s being played in the media, doctors are seeing 3x as many kids with RSV needing and taking up hospital beds than covid. At least in the Houston area. Covid hospitalizations for kids are still like 0.045 per 100,000. same as they’ve been the whole time.
Hey pal. I'm only reacting to the shit my politicians are handing down to me and my children. I would give my left nut to meet your dumb ass in an unmarked location. Please give me the time and location to find YOU.You should hire the most expensive attorney out there and start the lawsuit yourself. You will almost assuredly win.
My youngest turns 7 on the 25th and was supposed to start school this past Tuesday, same as his 11-year old brother, but couldn’t. Persistent cough, fever up to 102’ish (controlled w/ meds), and lethargic with loss of appetite for almost 4 days. Thought it was covid but nope, RSV. Picked it up from day camp the week before (4-6 day incubation period) and got an email about an RSV outbreak. He’s 99% back- fever been gone since Thursday and the cough is getting better each day. Appetite and attitude back 100%. Pulse O2 never dropped below 95.
His pediatrician had ”several kids who thought they had covid but tested negative and were positive for RSV.“
I hope that’s true. I am vaccinated, but tested positive for Covid last Tuesday. I’ve been in isolation since, and I’m currently sitting in the guest room listening to my 5 year old daughter cry because she can’t “kiss and hug her daddy”. I really hope that she isn’t exposed at school because we’ve gone to great lengths to not let me expose her to the virus.
This should be be political, but unfortunately, it has become incredibly political. As a father of two young children, I could care less what your politics are. I just want to keep my kids safe.
Hey pal. I'm only reacting to the shit my politicians are handing down to me and my children. I would give my left nut to meet your dumb ass in an unmarked location. Please give me the time and location to find YOU.
Hell yes. Now we’re talking.Hey pal. I'm only reacting to the shit my politicians are handing down to me and my children. I would give my left nut to meet your dumb ass in an unmarked location. Please give me the time and location to find YOU.
Yeah. You’re right vaccines are the scourge of the earth. So bad for humanity.Can you imagine being as unhinged as 1997 is? Who the F would give an unapproved vaccine to a child when their risk to Covid is 1/6th to say RSV or even the seasonal flu?
I’m vaxxed friend.. I’d just never give it to a child when being in a car is many multiple times more dangerous to a child than Covid is. Reminder: The vaccines are still not approved and on emergency authorization. Why are we forcing that one people again? Vaccines don’t stop the spread anymore so it’s a choice that impacts ONLY the personYeah. You’re right vaccines are the scourge of the earth. So bad for humanity.