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hello, supriya? >> caller: hi, thank you for taking my call.is supriya rae, and i wanted to comment on a couple of matters here. first i wanted to second what parents have been talking about in terms of concerns for fall. this is imperative that the school district open up fully and regularly for fall, absent any sort of, you know, restriction from d.p.h. there's no reason not to follow d.p.h. regulations or no good reason at least. and, second, i wanted to comment on the inconsistency with what grades are reopening, to what capacity and so forth. there is really no actual planning as far as i can tell and no actual sort of research as far as i can tell into how many students can fit into rooms. for instance, at jefferson elementary, when i asked our principal why only three -- excuse me -- grades three to k are reopening and not four and five full-time. and she said that it was because of space reasons and yet she also indicated that nobody had ever gone and measured the rooms and actually figured out how many students could fit in them this d

hello, supriya? >> caller: hi, thank you for taking my call.is supriya rae, and i wanted to comment on a couple of matters here. first i wanted to second what parents have been talking about in terms of concerns for fall. this is imperative that the school district open up fully and regularly for fall, absent any sort of, you know, restriction from d.p.h. there's no reason not to follow d.p.h. regulations or no good reason at least. and, second, i wanted to comment on the inconsistency with what grades are reopening, to what capacity and so forth. there is really no actual planning as far as i can tell and no actual sort of research as far as i can tell into how many students can fit into rooms. for instance, at jefferson elementary, when i asked our principal why only three -- excuse me -- grades three to k are reopening and not four and five full-time. and she said that it was because of space reasons and yet she also indicated that nobody had ever gone and measured the rooms and actually figured out how many students could fit in them this d