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something that surprised me was that the child infections were because of summer camp and not because of in-person school.

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something that surprised me was that the child infections were because of summer camp and not because of in-person school.

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one thing that surprised me was that schools had 93% in person classes have less infection rate than schools that had 97% from learning at home by wearing a mask .

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Kids catching covid in their communities is more common than catching it at school.

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i learned that kids can spread covid 19

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Shocking that schools might not be the reason why covid is spreading and that it could come from parents.

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Something that surprised me about this article is how that most cases in kids are not actually from school but rather places that are outside of school such as parties or other gathering/events where masks might not be worn as much, while this makes sense I feel like cases would still be high in some schools because there might be places depending on the state or city where kids might not be wearing masks as much.

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Its interesting how they spent 1400 dollars on the ventilation per student

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I was surprised when the schools opening back up didnt have that big of a covid case surge. When i was coming back into school, i was prepared for it to shut down by the second week. BUt we are still open and its going just fine.

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It's very interesting to see that majority in-person schools have a smaller infection rate than majority online classes. I had feared that one day we were going to have a few weeks off again, turning into months and into a year, but people actually following protocol to keep themselves and others safe makes me think we may actually be able to stay for a bit.

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Catching covid at school is more uncomon then catching covid in your community.

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good thing covid 19 decreased .

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school can be the safiest place from covid if done right.

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i learned that covid is targeting kids so kids are not safe so yall better hide ur kids lol

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i learned that covid is targeting kids so kids are not safe so yall better hide ur kids lol

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Its interesting how people who are still doing at home learning are having more cases of Covid 19 then the people who are in, in person school.

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At first I was skeptical, but as I thought about it more I realized that, yeah, maybe there is some truth to this.

At first I thought that even if the infection comes from the neighborhoods, and not school, that doesnt change the fact that at school there are WAY more people reeeaally close together. But as I thought about it more, I realized that we dont wear masks at home, and we dont have state approved ventilation at home either. So, really, schools may actually be safer than I thought. Now, I still dont think that despite the sheer amount of people in schools they are SAFER than home, but based on this article, I do think that they are safer than they have been in the past

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What surprised me was schools had 93% in person classes have less infection rate than schools that had 97% learning from home by wear mask.

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I thought it was interesting that in-person schools seemed to not be a significant factor in the spread of covid-19.

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Something that surprised me in this article was that schools are not the biggest spreader, but instead it was the students communities. I was not shocked to read that so many cases in the communities were due to summer camps.

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"And all of those data for this study were collected before the new and super-infectious delta variant emerged."
The article doesn't have new data on the current risk, although the data is still useful now. When schools shut down, we didn't exactly understand the virus and if the shutdown was necessary, the article shows evidence that it might not have been necessary. We need new data on this variant to find out how bad the risk is. Again, the article has evidence to support that there was not a lot of risk of getting the Alpha variant in a school with strict safety measures in place.

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This is very interesting to me because the article states that held most of their classes in person had half the number of cases as a school that had only online classes. If I had to take a guess I would say that the exact would be true. This data heavily suggests the fact that most illness is transferred though parents.

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Im surprised that schools arent spreading it more. because we are all cramped together so much

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"Kids at that school also lived in neighborhoods with the highest transmission rate. That suggests kids got infected in their community, not at school."

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Something that surprised me was that Dr. Kriemler said that most child infections were due to parents, not in-person school

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something that surprised me in the article is that well since the infection rates were so high at the camps, the kids would bring it home and spread it to their parents and so on

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a school payed $1,400 per student upgrading its facilities an putting anti-covid measures in place

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Something that surprised me was that the weekly infection rates were really high at summer camps. It would spread because they would have it and bring it home with the virus.

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something that surprised me about the article was that the schools that were mostly online didn't have as many covid cases, it was pretty shocking