Outdoor recess this week?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:plow comment could be a joke. Or not. Why couldn't they plow playgrounds when they did the parking lots or walkways around school? Not kidding with this question.

What? You can’t plow a playground. You’d tear everything up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:plow comment could be a joke. Or not. Why couldn't they plow playgrounds when they did the parking lots or walkways around school? Not kidding with this question.

What? You can’t plow a playground. You’d tear everything up.

So why weren't you out there at the playgrounds with your shovel this weekend?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:plow comment could be a joke. Or not. Why couldn't they plow playgrounds when they did the parking lots or walkways around school? Not kidding with this question.

What? You can’t plow a playground. You’d tear everything up.

So why weren't you out there at the playgrounds with your shovel this weekend?

This is the dumbest attempt at a “gotcha” I’ve seen in a long, long time.

[Anonymous]

A small plow came and did about half our blacktop today. The kids were able to go out for a shortened recess. They weren’t allowed to do much, but they did get fresh air! They definitely threw snowballs and got shoes wet.

[Anonymous]

Same. Our playground was somewhat cleared. Heard they plowed it so I'm sure MCPS is capable of plowing playgrounds without tearing it up. But parents helping out by shoveling is not a bad idea.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Same. Our playground was somewhat cleared. Heard they plowed it so I'm sure MCPS is capable of plowing playgrounds without tearing it up. But parents helping out by shoveling is not a bad idea.

You should have clarified you were only referring to the black top area of the playground. Not the grass or mulch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Same. Our playground was somewhat cleared. Heard they plowed it so I'm sure MCPS is capable of plowing playgrounds without tearing it up. But parents helping out by shoveling is not a bad idea.

You should have clarified you were only referring to the black top area of the playground. Not the grass or mulch.

+1. 🙄

[Anonymous]

Private schools find a way for kids to have outdoor recess while public schools continue to operate like prisons

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Private schools find a way for kids to have outdoor recess while public schools continue to operate like prisons

Waaaah. But the recess monitors might get a little cold.