Sunday- Monday Dec 15 weather

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Should change to closed for Monday. Remember, the people who drive the buses and get your kids to and from may not show up for whatever reason. They may not find sub drivers. There are thousands of stops the buses have to be able to reach. It's not just about you and your 2025 SUV, ok?!

Close for what exactly? Bone dry roads and some discomfort?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Should change to closed for Monday. Remember, the people who drive the buses and get your kids to and from may not show up for whatever reason. They may not find sub drivers. There are thousands of stops the buses have to be able to reach. It's not just about you and your 2025 SUV, ok?!

Girl my 2012 subcompact can drive fine in this

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The delay gets kids out in the light instead of the dark so they can watch where they step and where they drive. There’s no reason to close

If you actually thought that was a problem, you'd give them a flashlight. But most of us don't live in a place with so little light pollution that you can't see where you're stepping.

It’s a huge county and black ice is really hard to see even down county.

If you're careless, you can miss it. Is it worth walking carefully to avoid minor injuries? Perhaps, but it's not worth delaying school. Particularly when the people who are worried could just drive and walk slower to get a similar benefit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Should change to closed for Monday. Remember, the people who drive the buses and get your kids to and from may not show up for whatever reason. They may not find sub drivers. There are thousands of stops the buses have to be able to reach. It's not just about you and your 2025 SUV, ok?!

Find a different thread, troll.

[Anonymous]

I heard there is only 1 built in snow day. So, no, not worth it to close for tomorrow Monday.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should change to closed for Monday. Remember, the people who drive the buses and get your kids to and from may not show up for whatever reason. They may not find sub drivers. There are thousands of stops the buses have to be able to reach. It's not just about you and your 2025 SUV, ok?!

Close for what exactly? Bone dry roads and some discomfort?

What do you not understand?
Ice melts it will refreeze over night.

Kids should not be driving and hit black ice.
Little ones should not be a bus stops. ETC...

Why did you have kids if you can not take care of them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should change to closed for Monday. Remember, the people who drive the buses and get your kids to and from may not show up for whatever reason. They may not find sub drivers. There are thousands of stops the buses have to be able to reach. It's not just about you and your 2025 SUV, ok?!

Close for what exactly? Bone dry roads and some discomfort?

What do you not understand?
Ice melts it will refreeze over night.

Kids should not be driving and hit black ice.
Little ones should not be a bus stops. ETC...

Why did you have kids if you can not take care of them?

It's 17 degrees out! It is not going to melt. How many times do folks have to explain basic physics to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's a 2 hour delay-not the end of the world. I'd much rather be safe than sorry in situations like this, but it's pretty clear that many of you don't prioritize that.

If we are better off safe than sorry, we should never open since that exponentially increased the risk. Keep all children at home, tightly bubble wrapped at all times.

And you have a very privileged situation if the delays doesn’t matter to you. For lots of people it means missed work and significant hardship.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should change to closed for Monday. Remember, the people who drive the buses and get your kids to and from may not show up for whatever reason. They may not find sub drivers. There are thousands of stops the buses have to be able to reach. It's not just about you and your 2025 SUV, ok?!

Close for what exactly? Bone dry roads and some discomfort?

What do you not understand?
Ice melts it will refreeze over night.

Kids should not be driving and hit black ice.
Little ones should not be a bus stops. ETC...

Why did you have kids if you can not take care of them?

We teach our kids how to drive in, walk in, and generally cope with winter weather so that they can live full lives unburdened by paranoia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should change to closed for Monday. Remember, the people who drive the buses and get your kids to and from may not show up for whatever reason. They may not find sub drivers. There are thousands of stops the buses have to be able to reach. It's not just about you and your 2025 SUV, ok?!

Close for what exactly? Bone dry roads and some discomfort?

What do you not understand?
Ice melts it will refreeze over night.

Kids should not be driving and hit black ice.
Little ones should not be a bus stops. ETC...

Why did you have kids if you can not take care of them?

It's 17 degrees out! It is not going to melt. How many times do folks have to explain basic physics to you?

I truly do not understand people in this region. Go walk around your neighborhood right now. There is no melt. There will be no melt tonight. It is impossible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's a 2 hour delay-not the end of the world. I'd much rather be safe than sorry in situations like this, but it's pretty clear that many of you don't prioritize that.

If we are better off safe than sorry, we should never open since that exponentially increased the risk. Keep all children at home, tightly bubble wrapped at all times.

And you have a very privileged situation if the delays doesn’t matter to you. For lots of people it means missed work and significant hardship.

Childcare can remain open?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any chance it will go from a delay to closure?
Fingers crossed.

No chance!

+1 Conditions won't change. If they were going to close, they would have already called it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should change to closed for Monday. Remember, the people who drive the buses and get your kids to and from may not show up for whatever reason. They may not find sub drivers. There are thousands of stops the buses have to be able to reach. It's not just about you and your 2025 SUV, ok?!

Close for what exactly? Bone dry roads and some discomfort?

What do you not understand?
Ice melts it will refreeze over night.

Kids should not be driving and hit black ice.
Little ones should not be a bus stops. ETC...

Why did you have kids if you can not take care of them?

I really hope you're not a teacher. Clearly you're not a science teacher, but anyone with a third grade education should understand why it isn't going to melt/refreeze overnight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should change to closed for Monday. Remember, the people who drive the buses and get your kids to and from may not show up for whatever reason. They may not find sub drivers. There are thousands of stops the buses have to be able to reach. It's not just about you and your 2025 SUV, ok?!

Close for what exactly? Bone dry roads and some discomfort?

What do you not understand?
Ice melts it will refreeze over night.

Kids should not be driving and hit black ice.
Little ones should not be a bus stops. ETC...

Why did you have kids if you can not take care of them?

It's 17 degrees out! It is not going to melt. How many times do folks have to explain basic physics to you?

Is it physics or chemistry? Maybe physical chemistry?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any chance it will go from a delay to closure?
Fingers crossed.

No chance!

+1 Conditions won't change. If they were going to close, they would have already called it.

If the decision is being made based on conditions, then
they'll close. What's going to be different at 9am vs 7am?

But we know this isn't really about conditions. It's about giving a small number of bitter teachers the morning to sleep in since they felt entitled to it a couple Fridays ago.