Tre Day’s Opinion- It’s Not Cool for School

Posted on August 18, 2020

I know it’s just my opinion, however I don’t think schools should be open to in person learning just yet. Allow me to list my top 3 reasons why:

1. Kids will be kids. Mask wearing, staying social distant, washing hands frequently are all great in theory…but I just don’t see our beloved youth following all the rules. They never do.

2. The idea the guy in the white house floated about kids being practically immune is a lie. Kids have not only been proven to contract and spread Covid 19. Kids have also died as a result of it.

3. Look at where school has already begun. States like GA, MS & OK have all been a hot mess. Why would AR be any different?

I get that kids need school, however I think we should re-imagine it for the time being. At least til we have a vaccine. Too many people have already died who wouldn’t have otherwise, if we had better leadership. Once again, this is just my opinion.

Find the original blog post at www.treday.com.

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