Vaccination exemption in CA, personal down, medical up

[Ravenshire]

So, punish those who can't because of those who won't?

How are they being punished?

Most schools the days, thanks to budget restrictions, have a limited number of elective classes. They're not going to easily, if at all, separate out particular kids.

You're also not thinking about common areas. Playgrounds, lunch areas, bathrooms autitoriums, etc... Add in the fact that many of these viruses can linger on surfaces, even keeping the kids away from each other may not help.

Of course, there are two very simple solutions. Get your kid vaccinated or keep the home.

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Im just talking about the voluntarily non vax kid being in a separate classroom as the medically necessary non vax kid (If there are any in school, which is probably pretty rare if they have a serious illness). Schools usually have each grade divided up by multiple classes, like my elementary school had 1st grade split up into class 1A, 1B, and 1C. All the grades were like that.

Where do the schools find ten extra classrooms and ten extra teachers, 1D through 10-D. More to the point, why should they?

CL doesn't seem to have much trouble cutting into already restrictive budgets to allow morons to send petri dish kids to public schools.