>>8387039

Happens a lot in places with bad winters and a ton of snow days. When school resumes hold Saturday classes. No kids bother to show up, but counts as a school day on the calendar.

You could also open school with a skeleton staff, with kids getting doctor's noted for absences. I think sick for 3 days requires a doctor's note, anyway. Online learning portals (like Moodle) would be a viable alternative for making up missed work.

It's not that education isn't important, rather trying to find practical solutions to bad situations.

>>8386759

>American in Europe

Same. Not planning on flying out, though.

I thought there would be certain airports available for flights to the US. Screening in Germany before flight out.

UK not on the ban list, so what is procedure now for European travel to the UK? UK is still in the Schengen Agreement until a new policy is agreed upon, I think.

I could see charter flights for US citizens out of Ramstein as a possibility down the road, too.

>>8387163

I've only been there by ferry. They do control passports at the entry gate.

Haven't flown in or taken the train, but my kids have, a lot. Do they have a passport control at airports or at the Eurostar stations?