Hello,
We did in person instruction until December. We only had three cases and all were traced to infections from attending function outside of the school. There was no spread within the classes. We only stopped after the hospitals filled and ICUs were beyond capacity. Still haven't returned back to in person instruction but will soon. Cases are dropping and in a couple of weeks, we expect ICUs to have adequate space.
My parents get their first shot this Sunday (Could have gotten it earlier but they received bad info from Kaiser) and my MIL and major Ready supporter got her shot today. I drove her and my wife to the vaccine site and it was really well organized and we were done in less than an hour from the time we arrived (She had to wait 15 minutes after she got the shot so they could observe her for any immediate reactions).
So, they are making progress with vaccines. However, it takes 3 weeks after the first shot to reach 80% and then another two to three weeks after the second shot to reach full capacity. Also it is not know if vaccinated people can still spread to unvaccinated people. Once again best advice is to continue to wear masks, maintain social distancing, and wash hands often. We are really at a point where we can beat this disease if we can maintain our fight and keep the focus on keeping everyone safe.
For example, Ready's supper bowl bash has 6 guests (Ready, me, myself, I and my two dogs Lily and Coco) By the way, I am having Vietnamese eggrolls and fried rice and I ordered enough for six!
Be careful and be safe,
((((Ready))))