Yeah, each teacher has 2 separate rooms. What's worse is that the aides aren't even there full time. So in the morning, the teacher has both room doors open and runs back and forth until the aide comes in.
But realistically, how does anyone expect to split every class into two, without doubling the number of teachers? On top of that, our funding is cut. Brilliant.
As far as the 1st student to have covid, we didn't even know which students had it bc admin wasn't telling anyone. And schools can't make students get tested. Some parents are sending their kids to school sick. I had a kid who got sent home the day after I saw her bc she had a fever and tested positive. I was told about her the next week, after I had already seen 9 more classes. Luckily, I tested negative. That was 3 positive cases the week before winter break. This week, I saw that my second site has 8 positive student cases. I have no clue which of those are could be mine. So much for contact tracing and quarantining.