2 hour delay mcps

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You’re lucky they called it now. Waiting to hear from FCPS over here. It’ll probably be a 6am call, mark my words.

The roads are fine. Absurd to call it now, especially for virtual school.

This. My elementary wont start until 11:30!

That’s crazy. After they feed the kids and recess they go home.

Your kids have a 4+ hour recess and lunch? Or are you being dramatic?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re lucky they called it now. Waiting to hear from FCPS over here. It’ll probably be a 6am call, mark my words.

The roads are fine. Absurd to call it now, especially for virtual school.

The teachers wanted to sleep in.

You’re boring. If teaching is so easy, good news! They’re hiring. You’ll be taking a pay cut though, but I’m sure that’s OK for you to have their sweet, sweet gig.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stay tuned regardless. If there’s too much ice it will turn into a closure.

Please turn into ice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stay tuned regardless. If there’s too much ice it will turn into a closure.

Please turn into ice.

Ice, ice baby.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re lucky they called it now. Waiting to hear from FCPS over here. It’ll probably be a 6am call, mark my words.

The roads are fine. Absurd to call it now, especially for virtual school.

The teachers wanted to sleep in.

Hilarious that you think Central Offices cares or even knows what teachers want. Rather than eating to sleep late, teachers probably are grateful for not driving in from PG, HoCo, or AACo during an ice storm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re lucky they called it now. Waiting to hear from FCPS over here. It’ll probably be a 6am call, mark my words.

The roads are fine. Absurd to call it now, especially for virtual school.

The teachers wanted to sleep in.

Parent can't stand to spend the day with their own kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re lucky they called it now. Waiting to hear from FCPS over here. It’ll probably be a 6am call, mark my words.

The roads are fine. Absurd to call it now, especially for virtual school.

This. My elementary wont start until 11:30!

So? Teenagers do not need to be at an icy bus stop or on icy roads at 6:45. Get some perspective

[Anonymous]

come on, closure!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re lucky they called it now. Waiting to hear from FCPS over here. It’ll probably be a 6am call, mark my words.

The roads are fine. Absurd to call it now, especially for virtual school.

This. My elementary wont start until 11:30!

So? Teenagers do not need to be at an icy bus stop or on icy roads at 6:45. Get some perspective

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Wait until their kids are in high school. They will love the delays then.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re lucky they called it now. Waiting to hear from FCPS over here. It’ll probably be a 6am call, mark my words.

The roads are fine. Absurd to call it now, especially for virtual school.

This. My elementary wont start until 11:30!

That’s crazy. After they feed the kids and recess they go home.

every ES kid gets lunch and recess and specials, MS and HS also get lunch with 2 hour delays.I’m not quite sure what your point is… or would you rather them have the day off?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re lucky they called it now. Waiting to hear from FCPS over here. It’ll probably be a 6am call, mark my words.

The roads are fine. Absurd to call it now, especially for virtual school.

This. My elementary wont start until 11:30!

That’s crazy. After they feed the kids and recess they go home.

No recess at our ES on delayed days.

Really? I though it was a county wide decision and schools could’t pick and choose.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re lucky they called it now. Waiting to hear from FCPS over here. It’ll probably be a 6am call, mark my words.

The roads are fine. Absurd to call it now, especially for virtual school.

This. My elementary wont start until 11:30!

That’s crazy. After they feed the kids and recess they go home.

every ES kid gets lunch and recess and specials, MS and HS also get lunch with 2 hour delays.I’m not quite sure what your point is… or would you rather them have the day off?

nope, nope, nope

They are mandated a lunch but not recess or specials

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re lucky they called it now. Waiting to hear from FCPS over here. It’ll probably be a 6am call, mark my words.

The roads are fine. Absurd to call it now, especially for virtual school.

This. My elementary wont start until 11:30!

That’s crazy. After they feed the kids and recess they go home.

every ES kid gets lunch and recess and specials, MS and HS also get lunch with 2 hour delays.I’m not quite sure what your point is… or would you rather them have the day off?

nope, nope, nope

They are mandated a lunch but not recess or specials

This is true. Elementary schools have a 30-minute lunch with a delayed opening, but no recess.

[Anonymous]

Lunch is mandated because without it many food insecure kids would be hungry. Not every meal is guaranteed!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lunch is mandated because without it many food insecure kids would be hungry. Not every meal is guaranteed!

Yes, many will miss breakfast tomorrow. Breakfast is very popular at my MS although it is very low quality. Although we aren’t supposed to, many teachers save the uneaten food for students who arrive late to school or seem to need extras (sometimes to take home).