Should we sign a waiver presented by the school? COVID waiver

[yarnnelg]

My wife is an RN. It's a wonder she doesn't have me wear a Hazmat suit.

[JasonTX]

My wife is an RN. It's a wonder she doesn't have me wear a Hazmat suit.

I've seen more people wearing those suits still catch it. 

[toma]

! tested positive in April lost taste & smell sore joints and that went away. Tested again early May still positive. State depart. of Health told me that my body was shedding it from body. Able to return to work after being out for 14 weeks. never tested again. Donate my plasma end of July and will again at the end of the month. If the school questions me have you or any one been tested positive. Of course my answer is yes 3 months ago. Am I not able to work the game?
I know get tested again.
 

[riffraft]

...so why the need for the waiver at all then?

For the very reason he said, people are overly fearful of liability so they want a waiver.

It is fear driven, just like many officials express concern over being held legally liable for some kind of action or decision on the football field. More fear than reality to any of us being sued and losing in court. Just doesn't happen. Maybe one day, but the odds, at least at the moment is slim to none.