[JustAnotherFan]

The moderate risk of sending children to school is obviously the risk to the child. Because the risk to the teachers and staff is high.

Are you including post infection outcomes as part of your risk assessment?  From just an infection vs no infection perspective,  aren't all demographics still believed to be about the same?  And one might argue that school kids might be more likely due to their inclination to touch everything including their faces?

Yes, I was taking into account the much higher complication and death rate for adults, especially older adults and adults with other risk factors (a whole lotta teachers).

[JustAnotherFan]

The moderate risk of sending children to school is obviously the risk to the child. Because the risk to the teachers and staff is high.

Are you including post infection outcomes as part of your risk assessment?  From just an infection vs no infection perspective,  aren't all demographics still believed to be about the same?  And one might argue that school kids might be more likely due to their inclination to touch everything including their faces?

Yes, I was taking into account the much higher complication and death rate for adults, especially older adults and adults with other risk factors (a whole lotta teachers).