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'This is absolutely insane'
Wenatchee High School in Washington state came up with a novel way to allow band members to practice their instruments while remaining socially distant in the battle against COVID-19 — placing the students inside individual tents, KCPQ-TV reported.
"We are not putting these in every classroom," Principal Eric Anderson told the station, adding that the idea was a collaboration with local health officials. "I don't want anybody to think out there this is the solution to more kids in the classroom. I don't think that would work, but in this scenario, it's worked really well."

Anderson added to Wenatchee World that his students have been back in school on a hybrid schedule since Jan. 26.
Some folks deemed it a clever idea to put kids in tents so they could play their musical instruments: "Wenatchee HS Band is an award-winning org. I applaud their efforts of maintaining their standards while still trying to adhere to safety," one Twitter user wrote. "While it may look ridiculous, these kids wouldn't do it if they didn't want to."
But plenty of other social media users have been mocking the move:
You knew the "Spinal Tap" references would surface, too, right?
Others were similarly disturbed and amused:
Here's a report from KCPQ-TV: