Exclude them. During an outbreak, schools must protect kids who can’t choose their risk—public safety beats personal preference.
Agreed. And it's not even really 'exclusion'—it's just the natural consequence of opting out of a shared safety baseline. The door reopens when the outbreak ends.
Virtue grows in shared learning, not in isolation. Remote study hides risk but harms character; keep schools open with prudent safety to preserve harmony.
Remote options invite retreat; unity and discipline win outbreaks. Fortify the plan, keep all under one command, isolating risk with strong measures.
