Virginia is at it again.
It is very cold in the northeast and mid-Atlantic areas of the United States which makes what teachers did at a Virginia school absolutely appalling.
The temperatures in Fairfax County, Virginia (DC suburb) are well below freezing but that didn’t stop COVID crazy “Karen” teachers from having storytime outside on the concrete.
Teachers at Waynewood Elementary were caught on video taking children out into the freezing cold to have storytime.
It’s well below freezing in Fairfax County, yet young children are having story time on the cold concrete outside at @waynewoodes. This is the result of poor leadership and confusing guidance to teachers. Get these little ones inside! @FCPSSupt @fcpsnews @fairfaxhealth pic.twitter.com/5nAkv5ucYC
— Fairfax County Parents Association (@FFXParentsAssoc) January 11, 2022
Video of the elementary school kids sitting in 24 degrees (that’s Fahrenheit, below freezing) at @waynewoodes today. This is Virginia, where kids don’t routinely wear down and wool. @Karen4Schools @FCPSSupt @fcpsnews pic.twitter.com/6scCWizHEy
— Fairfax County Parents Association (@FFXParentsAssoc) January 11, 2022
Lately, COVID crazy teachers have been losing their minds.
For example, an English teacher in Texas was recently arrested after she was caught keeping her child in the trunk of the car because he had just tested positive for COVID.
According to documents from police the teachers allegedly put her son in the trunk of her car to prevent her from being exposed to the virus. The woman whose name has not been released is a high school English teacher who has been with the Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District since 2011. NBC News has reported that she has now been placed on administration leave.
KPRC reported:
In a separate statement obtained by KPRC, the district said local police were “alerted that a child was in the trunk of a car at a drive-thru COVID-19 testing site earlier this week. Law enforcement conducted a full investigation, resulting in a warrant for arrest. Thankfully, the child was not harmed.”
According to the warrant, the woman allegedly brought her son to a school district testing site at Houston’s Pridgeon Stadium on Monday.
She allegedly told the district’s director of health services, who was gathering information from people waiting at the drive-thru site, that he was in the trunk so that she didn’t get exposed to the virus while driving, the warrant says.
You’ve heard of Trump derangement syndrome but have you heard of covidian derangement syndrome?
