Two MCPS Make-Up Days Announced

[Anonymous]

In case you didn't open the Things to Know email:

Making Up the Snow Days
As a result of the recent winter storm, MCPS needs to make up four instructional days. Two non-instructional days will be changed to instructional days: Friday, March 20 and Thursday, June 18, which will be an early release day and the new last day of the school year. Students observing Eid al-Fitr on March 20 will receive an excused absence.

Other make-up days are being considered, but no decisions have been made. MCPS will request a waiver from the state for some of the missed instructional days. Pending the outcome, the district will update its make-up plan and share a revised school calendar with families.

[Anonymous]

Good

[Anonymous]

Early release? Good one MCPs. Those who observe were probably going to be out anyways and be excused because religious reason is an excused absence.

Jine 18th? What are K-11th going to do that day? Watch a movie? (Oh wasn't supposed to say that out loud?)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In case you didn't open the Things to Know email:

Making Up the Snow Days
As a result of the recent winter storm, MCPS needs to make up four instructional days. Two non-instructional days will be changed to instructional days: Friday, March 20 and Thursday, June 18, which will be an early release day and the new last day of the school year. Students observing Eid al-Fitr on March 20 will receive an excused absence.

Other make-up days are being considered, but no decisions have been made. MCPS will request a waiver from the state for some of the missed instructional days. Pending the outcome, the district will update its make-up plan and share a revised school calendar with families.

And you do? Lol. Thanks for sharing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In case you didn't open the Things to Know email:

Making Up the Snow Days
As a result of the recent winter storm, MCPS needs to make up four instructional days. Two non-instructional days will be changed to instructional days: Friday, March 20 and Thursday, June 18, which will be an early release day and the new last day of the school year. Students observing Eid al-Fitr on March 20 will receive an excused absence.

Other make-up days are being considered, but no decisions have been made. MCPS will request a waiver from the state for some of the missed instructional days. Pending the outcome, the district will update its make-up plan and share a revised school calendar with families.

They announced this two days ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Early release? Good one MCPs. Those who observe were probably going to be out anyways and be excused because religious reason is an excused absence.

Jine 18th? What are K-11th going to do that day? Watch a movie? (Oh wasn't supposed to say that out loud?)

Im going to give my 9th graders an exam worth 15% of their MP4 grade

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Early release? Good one MCPs. Those who observe were probably going to be out anyways and be excused because religious reason is an excused absence.

Jine 18th? What are K-11th going to do that day? Watch a movie? (Oh wasn't supposed to say that out loud?)

Im going to give my 9th graders an exam worth 15% of their MP4 grade

Doubt it. Last year my kids watched videos and did crossword puzzles in class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Early release? Good one MCPs. Those who observe were probably going to be out anyways and be excused because religious reason is an excused absence.

Jine 18th? What are K-11th going to do that day? Watch a movie? (Oh wasn't supposed to say that out loud?)

Im going to give my 9th graders an exam worth 15% of their MP4 grade

Um, good for you. Did you want a prize or something?

[Anonymous]

9th graders at Churchill are going to get a big surprise in June

[Anonymous]

Why don’t they take the day after President’s Day?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t they take the day after President’s Day?

Because it’s next week. Too soon. Changing next month’s schedule provides more notice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t they take the day after President’s Day?

Because it’s next week. Too soon. Changing next month’s schedule provides more notice.

Notice for what? No one planned to be out of school all last week, last week's lessons are starting to be used this week and will go into next week. Plenty of time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t they take the day after President’s Day?

Because it’s next week. Too soon. Changing next month’s schedule provides more notice.

Notice for what? No one planned to be out of school all last week, last week's lessons are starting to be used this week and will go into next week. Plenty of time.

It's a 4 day weekend. Families have vacations planned. Use your brain.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t they take the day after President’s Day?

Because it’s next week. Too soon. Changing next month’s schedule provides more notice.

Notice for what? No one planned to be out of school all last week, last week's lessons are starting to be used this week and will go into next week. Plenty of time.

It's a 4 day weekend. Families have vacations planned. Use your brain.

So give excused absences for those who have vacations planned. Problem solved

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t they take the day after President’s Day?

Because it’s next week. Too soon. Changing next month’s schedule provides more notice.

Notice for what? No one planned to be out of school all last week, last week's lessons are starting to be used this week and will go into next week. Plenty of time.

It's a 4 day weekend. Families have vacations planned. Use your brain.

So?