So far, we seem to have

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That may be the case, but is it the right thing to do?  Bit weird that teachers/admin policy difference. Is that maybe because teachers are likely to be directly exposed, whereas admin are not since they are mainly a back office role

Nope admin interact with both teaches and students in close proximity.

Ask yourself this- you feel slightly unwell but are afraid to get tested because it may mean you are other earners in your household can't go to work for almost a month.  Would you consider "the right thing to do"  or the ability to pay rent or put food on the table?   

Pretty sure I know what most would think.

I know I don't disagree, I know there are subsidies available for those needing to isolate, but probably nowhere near a full wage...  But do we take the position of encouraging folks to do the right thing, or simply accepting it because it is. Is it similar to the issues with HIV positive people knowingly infecting others, some them were prosecuted for it...