MOVE TO FLORIDA: Prince George's County, MD orders students back to virtual learning through at least January 14

Here we go again. . .

Prince George’s County Public Schools is ordering students back to virtual learning due to rising Covid cases in the area:

#BREAKING @pgcps is closing all schools Monday and going back to online learning for a while. Here are the details: pic.twitter.com/EdHvnoFgyA

— Brad Bell (@Brad7News) December 17, 2021

So, they’re going virtual for three days next week until Christmas break and then until at least January 14 in the new year:

NEWS— Given the rise in COVID-19 cases, all students will transition to virtual learning, effective Monday, December 20 through Thursday, December 23.

Winter Break will proceed as scheduled. Virtual learning will then continue Monday, January 3 through Friday, January 14. pic.twitter.com/ozNtXkxuBf

— PGCPS (@pgcps) December 17, 2021

Actually, we totally believe they’re doing it again:

Oh my God I cannot believe they’re doing this to kids and families again. https://t.co/grBtS59kuj

— Bethany S. Mandel (@bethanyshondark) December 17, 2021

“The tyrants aren’t finished yet”:

The tyrants aren't finished yet. https://t.co/4mQoVELyEG

— Robby Soave (@robbysoave) December 17, 2021

Meanwhile, in Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis promised he would not “indulge in the insanity” and will keep schools and businesses open:

The Governor says we expect an increasing wave this winter, but we will not "indulge in the insanity" seen in other parts of the country such as closed schools, mask mandates, lockdowns, etc.

— Kyle Lamb (@kylamb8) December 17, 2021

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And he’s preparing for the winter surge with a new monoclonal antibody treatment:

Florida announces they will be adding the new Astrazeneca monoclonal antibody treatment to the available course. This particular product will serve as a prophylactic in higher risk, immunocompromised individuals.

— Kyle Lamb (@kylamb8) December 17, 2021

We’re keeping our fingers crossed:

Also, the Governor adds that the data coming in on Omicron thus far is really positive, and it is not leading to the same level of hospitalization and severe illness that has been seen with Delta.

— Kyle Lamb (@kylamb8) December 17, 2021

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