In Montgomery County, there are 10,000 students and staff who have tested positive for Covid. By way of context, there are about 177,000 students, teachers, and staff in the district.
This is apocalyptic.
In one day, Montgomery County Public Schools went from having 11 schools classified as having a concerning amount of positive COVID-19 cases to 126.
According to the school system's online report, more than 10,000 students and staff tested positive for the coronavirus, as of 4 p.m. Wednesday.
So far, only the initial 11 schools have transitioned to virtual learning. All other schools remain in-person for now.
"Schools are, like, empty. Everybody's testing positive. So, it's like what’s the point of being there if it's going to be, like, barely any teachers, not enough subs, and students aren’t even coming," a senior at Paint Branch High School told News4 Thursday.
Yes, the schools must remain open, even if it kills everyone.
Morons.
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