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¿Question #219844?
Randy Cox: So about three weeks ago, my high school had to switch to virtual due to huge quarantine numbers. We only have about 70-80 high school students and they were allowed to return the very next day if they showed proof of vaccination. How many students do you think we had who were, and agreed to show, they are vaccinated?

Chris%20Page: Cynicism made me guess 7, but apparently I'm not cynical enough.
pwilz: Maybe 35% -- wow, I thought it would be low, but not that low. I imagine that there are at least some students who are vaccinated but they/they're parents don't want to show it. This is all weird and surreal.
pwilz: Maybe 35%
Blinko: This approach appears to be a near total fail to the intended outcome. There must be better way. Maybe involve psychology and the way people behave, think and feel.
0Shea0: Well Randy thanks for sharing. We went from 120 down to 10 vaccinated kids and vaccinated staff two weeks ago, I think that several more have been vaccinated since then because parents realized their kids could still be at school.
oriecat: Wow. I also didn't think it would be that low, even counting for the fact that teens could only get vaxxed kinda recently. Ugh.
Woelf: I assumed it would be low, but not that low. So many self-serving assholes who give zero fucks about the well-being of others.
Randy%20Cox: Spoiler: we had one student for those 7 days (though one other student said she was vaccinated but didn't want anyone to know so she wouldn't have to come into a near-empty school). Then at day 8, students who show a negative test can come in--we had 7 then (including the vaccinated one). Parents wouldn't even allow their children to be tested (because "then the government knows") much less get the vaccine.