Also Monday, the Illinois State Board of Education sent a letter to school districts saying the state isn’t recommending schools be closed, but it left the decision up to the local districts. It also said that students who want to self-quarantine and stay home from school — even without symptoms or a proven medical reason — should generally be allowed to do so and shouldn’t receive an unexcused absence.

The state is also encouraging all districts to have an e-learning plan in place in case the school needs to close. And because those plans need to be approved, the state board is proposing legislative changes that would allow expedited approval for e-learning plans during a public health emergency.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/news/2020/3/9/21172231/illinois-coronavirus-tally-11-pritzker

My niece is a High School English teacher in Illinois and she told me that they have been pushing the e-learning thing for the last several years.

Makes sense to me. Let the kids stay home and work off of their own computers.

>>8363737

Yes

A friend of mine is filing a medical malpractice law suit and her lawyer told here to delete her social media accounts. He told her that the Defense can subpoena her social media records, manipulate them, and use it against her.

>>8363834

Yep, same nose.

Always look at the nose to see the family resemblance. (Unless, of course, they had a nose job)

>>8363861

But Mitt is Mittens, this guy has to be Baby Mittens

>>8363861

>>8363901

>>8363926

Actually,

I remember back in the 1980s, there used to be toilet paper that had colorful designs on them. Then they stopped making it because they said that the ink or dye or whatever was not healthy.

>>8363926

>>8364002

https://www.reference.com/world-view/happened-colored-toilet-paper-8c57ef15ea36fefc

What Happened to Colored Toilet Paper?

As of 2015, colored toilet paper has been mostly discontinued due to cost of production and health reasons. Colored toilet paper has been shown to cause certain cancers in laboratory animals. It is also believed that colored toilet paper irritates the skin.

Colored toilet paper was introduced in the 1950s. It was very popular in the 1970s and early 1980s and was found on super market shelves until 2004. In the 1980s, doctors and scientist started to raise concerns about colored toilet paper. Because of these health concerns, the demand for colored toilet paper fell sharply. Colored toilet paper also costs more to produce and is known to be bad for the environment and home septic systems.

Consumers can still find colored toilet paper on some speciality websites.

>>8364061

Kek

>>8363762

So, when TP isn't available, people use ?

Time to get resourceful !

>>8363763

kek

Paranoia