Bets on late start Monday

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I heard they are waiting to 5am tomorrow morning to make a decision.

This has to be a troll, if this is true the county is more incompetent than I even thought.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:All our neighborhood roads are ice with a rare patch of bare asphalt. Main roads are fine, ordinary. On all of our neighborhood roads, we are sliding all over the place. Even in low gear going slow.

- outside the beltway. Woodson HS pyramid

Same pyramid and agreed. Our neighborhood is rough.

I drove around Woodson this evening.

Roads are fine over there.

Main street was fine, but there were parts of the parking lot across the street that were iced up.

Red Fox Forest is very shady, I suspect they most likely have ice. We’re in Somerset South and the sunny parts were clear, but the street you turn into from Braddock is quite shaded and that was all ice. And that’s where the busses come into and where the middle school bust stop is, at 7am.

Hi, neighbor! We are also in that neighborhood and agree that there are lots of icy patches. And it’s not going to melt overnight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I heard they are waiting to 5am tomorrow morning to make a decision.

There aren’t going to be any condition changes between now and then.

[Anonymous]

We were driving around TJ plus local neighborhoods and they treated everything super well. My guess if they call 2 hour delay it'll be over the temps and busses starting. It was 19F when we got back.

[Anonymous]

My guess is no delay at this point. It wouldn't make sense to wait until 5 a.m. -- nothing between now and then is going to change.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't really want my middle schooler waiting in the dark when it's 19 degrees outside, but I sure did when I was a kid in Michigan and it was fine. Assuming the bus arrives on time (and thank goodness for the bus app to tell us if it is on time), my kid will be outside for no more than 2 minutes. It's fine. Your kids will be fine.

My kid has to walk a little to stop. I rather it be light outside so she can see the ice…which is everywhere in our neighborhood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My guess is no delay at this point. It wouldn't make sense to wait until 5 a.m. -- nothing between now and then is going to change.

You never know with FCPS! Next thing you know they will make a call at 3 in the morning 🙄

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I heard they are waiting to 5am tomorrow morning to make a decision.

Gee FCPS, can you make things anymore difficult for your families with young kids or your staff with long commutes?

Other school systems got this figured out.

Is there something wrong with you? This is a totally reasonable thing for the county to do. I have a job, too, but I recognize that not everyone's lives revolve around whether I can go into work late or not (I can't, and I have neighbors that I've already worked out arrangements with because they know my husband and I don't have flexible schedules. I suggest you do the same since you're so worked up about this.).

[Anonymous]

I just don't see all those buses starting on time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't really want my middle schooler waiting in the dark when it's 19 degrees outside, but I sure did when I was a kid in Michigan and it was fine. Assuming the bus arrives on time (and thank goodness for the bus app to tell us if it is on time), my kid will be outside for no more than 2 minutes. It's fine. Your kids will be fine.

My kid has to walk a little to stop. I rather it be light outside so she can see the ice…which is everywhere in our neighborhood.

Mine has a flashlight.

[Anonymous]

And snow boots.

[Anonymous]

Seriously, it's like you guys don't know how to deal with the teeny tiniest bit of ice. Did you grow up in like Florida? This is not unusual weather here, sweeties.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seriously, it's like you guys don't know how to deal with the teeny tiniest bit of ice. Did you grow up in like Florida? This is not unusual weather here, sweeties.

Are you the marketing guy who put that "2-hour" last time by mistake, and they demoted you to post here?

[Anonymous]

Only 5 more days, and FRIDAY IS FUN DAY.
They can go to school on time on Monday.

[Anonymous]

Nah, schools definitely opening on time. Give ur kids some warm clothes, and let’s get learning!