Civic engagement is the glue that holds self-government together. Protecting the rights of the minority as well as the majority would be infringed upon if power was not given to the People’s House, as the House of Representatives is commonly referred to. They were fearful of placing too much power in any one branch of government. Having just fought for independence from England, and deeply fearful of strong leaders like kings, they would be dismayed at the idea of removing power from the Congress to strengthen the presidency. The founding fathers would be deeply concerned about our state of affairs. Almost one in four Americans thinks a dictator, namely a “strong leader that doesn’t have to deal with Congress or elections,” could be a good way to run our country. And for many young people, the idea of self-government is no longer sacrosanct. Today, less than 20 percent of the American public trusts the government. In the 1960s, amid civil rights protests and the Vietnam war, Americans were deeply divided politically, but according to the Pew Research Center, the vast majority- almost 80 percent-trusted the government to do the right thing always or most of the time. The mix of dysfunctional politics and lack of emphasis on civic education has, among other things, led many Americans to be highly skeptical about the very foundations of our democratic form of government. Please inform the school nurse of the primary care provider's recommendations in writing before returning to school.Director of the Youth Leadership Initiative - University of Virginia Center for Politics.Keep your child home, have them seen by their primary care provider, and consider testing for COVID-19.Please report the absence to the school administration and school nurse, noting if the absence is COVID-19 related.If a negative is obtained on or after day 5, students or staff can return to school on the following day but need to mask for an additional 5 days. Quarantine for 10 days recommended from the last day of exposure. Any unvaccinated student in close contact with a person who has COVID-19 outside of a BPS school building must stay home from school, quarantine, and follow the directions provided by their healthcare provider or local board of health.Nasal congestion or runny nose (not due to other known causes, such as allergies) when in combination with other symptoms.Fatigue, when in combination with other symptoms.Headache, when in combination with other symptoms.Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea when in combination with other symptoms.Sore throat, when in combination with other symptoms.Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath.Fever (100.0° Fahrenheit or higher), chills or shaking chills.
YOUR CHILD MUST STAY HOME if they have any of the symptoms listed below: Students may be sent home from school who show signs of COVID-19 at the school nurse's discretion.
When in doubt, stay home and call your primary care provider. Some symptoms of COVID-19 are the same as the flu or a bad cold please do not assume it is another condition. Students will continue to utilize the home health checklist and not attend school if they exhibit symptoms of COVID-19.īPS families must monitor their children for symptoms of COVID-19 every day before school.
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