I'm in a different state, and I did read the article which said they were following federal procedures. But in my experience...kids can get kicked out of school over damn near anything. How they can't force them to do remote, or keep them in ISS or suspend until school board meeting...idk.

But personal story. My younger sister got drugged, molested, and filmed (which was then shared on instagram and the "whole" school saw it) by 2 boys when she was in 8th grade. My sister got suspended, the boys recieved no punishment because they deleted the video from their phone, which apparently means "no evidence" even though students and staff had saved the video. Schools really don't handle sexual assaults well.

My friend in Morgantown, WV has a 3 br, 2ba townhouse for $500 per month...But its been that much since he moved in 12 years ago. He refuses to move because he won't find anything that good.

I got an exam question wrong because I was insistent sesame was a major allergen. Daughters pediatrician was telling me about she sees sesame allergy frequently now when we discussing introducing allergens at 6m.

Hopeful this helps those with sesame allergies out.

Does anybody know if the Red Cross is deploying DAT workers for this? I see the DRO in Volunteer Connection but unsure if its local only or if they're pulling other regions.