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Jefferson County Public Schools "Test to Play" program

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I see this as a competitive disadvantage for JCPS vs schools that don't test. Imagine Male in semifinals or championship and then lose some players due to false positives or no symptoms positive.

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  • I believe the theory behind it is that even people or in this case students/kids whether vaccinated or not can transmit the virus.  Therefore, the JCPS school board voted to enact the Test to Stay and

  • From where I sit to get involved in others business, make things hard on children, and generally be a nuisance because that is all they are capable of. 

  • This. Get your kids out of JCPS and if you are the parent of an 8th grader or below make other plans for your children. 

36 minutes ago, Tigerpride94 said:

I see this as a competitive disadvantage for JCPS vs schools that don't test. Imagine Male in semifinals or championship and then lose some players due to false positives or no symptoms positive.

I agree.  

JCPS is a dumpster fire. I feel sorry for these kids. A lot of them already have the deck staked against them then they have to deal with this crap. Meanwhile the private schools are hiring more people to answer the enrollment hotline lol. 

Inevitably a JCPS team will lose a key member of their team at a crucial time in the season.  

15 minutes ago, Tigerallamerican said:

JCPS is a dumpster fire. I feel sorry for these kids. A lot of them already have the deck staked against them then they have to deal with this crap. Meanwhile the private schools are hiring more people to answer the enrollment hotline lol. 

This.

Get your kids out of JCPS and if you are the parent of an 8th grader or below make other plans for your children. 

I still struggle immensely with testing healthy people. 

Are they testing all players, regardless of vaccination? 

 

I'm not familiar with this. So is the school paying for the testing or do parents?

Just now, Tigerpride94 said:

https://www.jefferson.kyschools.us/test-stay-test-play-other-covid-19-information

More info in this link on program. Will be weekly testing.

I know I said this already, but one of the most troubling things through all of this to me has been the testing of perfectly healthy people. Given what we know about false positives, etc, especially in rapid testing situations, I really struggle with it. 

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11 minutes ago, Cobraxx said:

I'm not familiar with this. So is the school paying for the testing or do parents?

JCPS paying for it. No way a lot of JCPS parents could afford to pay. 

32 minutes ago, Cats25 said:

Are they testing all players, regardless of vaccination? 

 

All JCPS students that wish to participate in athletics or any extracurricular school group (clubs, etc.).  And it's every week.  The logistical hurdles alone are a nightmare.  

Just now, Voice of Reason said:

What is the purpose of the test?

From where I sit to get involved in others business, make things hard on children, and generally be a nuisance because that is all they are capable of. 

Just now, theguru said:

From where I sit to get involved in others business, make things hard on children, and generally be a nuisance because that is all they are capable of. 

Ok. Let me rephrase. What reasons does JCPS give for requiring the test?

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