I have 4 out of 22 that are out the next 2 weeks due to testing positive. The week before winter break I had 7 kids out. 1 tested positive, so I am assuming the others had it but didnt get tested. My kids, both under 3 years old, got sick right around that time, so maybe they got it again or maybe it was just a cold. I have to teach art today(no prep for me...boo) because the art teacher is home with their kiddo who tested positive. The librarian just tested positive - she was at school yesterday. It is a never ending thing and I am just not sure how I feel about it all. I had it in August and felt pretty crummy. I got vaxxed about 3 months later and am fully vaxxed now, so I kinda wonder if I was the one transferring it to everyone but have no major symptoms. The entire situation just sucks... Our school has to wear masks for two weeks minimum until the numbers go down. If 3% of our student population tests positive, that means we go to masks, if we get below 3%, no masks. It's kind of a joke really when we know we have parents who refuse to test their kids. Hell, we have parents that refuse to answer any questions at all over the phone. They simlpy say "I am not answering that question" when asked if their kids who are staying home sick have covid symptoms or will be tested. These parents would rather their kids come to school and infect everyone else than have their kids test positive and have to be out of school for a week or longer. Our numbers say more than 3% currently, but we have so many kids walking around like zombies, sicker than dogs, not being tested. I'd guess we have at least 20% of our students that would probably test positive if tested, but that isn't going to happen.