Freshman lockers at Washington-Liberty

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid is a rising senior and never had a locker. He just schleps his stuff from room to room. Because of the block schedule they don't need every book every day. The school is so big that odds are your locker would never be near where you need it to be.

And there are no lockers in the new “annex building”.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid is a rising senior and never had a locker. He just schleps his stuff from room to room. Because of the block schedule they don't need every book every day. The school is so big that odds are your locker would never be near where you need it to be.

Really selling the school there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid is a rising senior and never had a locker. He just schleps his stuff from room to room. Because of the block schedule they don't need every book every day. The school is so big that odds are your locker would never be near where you need it to be.

So they have to keep all books at home and remember which block of books to bring?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid is a rising senior and never had a locker. He just schleps his stuff from room to room. Because of the block schedule they don't need every book every day. The school is so big that odds are your locker would never be near where you need it to be.

Really selling the school there.

Lockers are not a thing today for high schools in general.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid is a rising senior and never had a locker. He just schleps his stuff from room to room. Because of the block schedule they don't need every book every day. The school is so big that odds are your locker would never be near where you need it to be.

Really selling the school there.

Lockers are not a thing today for high schools in general.

Private school kids use lockers but the school is smaller and they have actual books.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid is a rising senior and never had a locker. He just schleps his stuff from room to room. Because of the block schedule they don't need every book every day. The school is so big that odds are your locker would never be near where you need it to be.

Really selling the school there.

Lockers are not a thing today for high schools in general.

Private school kids use lockers but the school is smaller and they have actual books.

Physical textbooks were phased out around a decade ago now. Public schools still have them though, and students can still use them should they desire.

The pendulum is swinging back partially towards physical note taking and physical books.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid is a rising senior and never had a locker. He just schleps his stuff from room to room. Because of the block schedule they don't need every book every day. The school is so big that odds are your locker would never be near where you need it to be.

Really selling the school there.

Lockers are not a thing today for high schools in general.

Private school kids use lockers but the school is smaller and they have actual books.

I went to visitation and never used my locker.

[Anonymous]

St. Albans doesn’t have lockers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid is a rising senior and never had a locker. He just schleps his stuff from room to room. Because of the block schedule they don't need every book every day. The school is so big that odds are your locker would never be near where you need it to be.

So they have to keep all books at home and remember which block of books to bring?

Books? Lol, they don't have books.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid is a rising senior and never had a locker. He just schleps his stuff from room to room. Because of the block schedule they don't need every book every day. The school is so big that odds are your locker would never be near where you need it to be.

Really selling the school there.

Why? This isn't just W-L. My kid at a different school has never used a locker.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid is a rising senior and never had a locker. He just schleps his stuff from room to room. Because of the block schedule they don't need every book every day. The school is so big that odds are your locker would never be near where you need it to be.

So they have to keep all books at home and remember which block of books to bring?

Books? Lol, they don't have books.

+1

Maybe they have a book for English to bring home, but that’s usually a paperback. Otherwise no books.

[Anonymous]

This is a non-issue. Your student will adapt and be just fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:what do the kids do with coats in the winter?

Kids don't wear coats.

Even if they are walking or biking home in January?

What do kids do with bike helmets? He kept it in his locker in MS and certainly wouldn't want to carry it around all day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:what do the kids do with coats in the winter?

Kids don't wear coats.

Even if they are walking or biking home in January?

What do kids do with bike helmets? He kept it in his locker in MS and certainly wouldn't want to carry it around all day.

rent/pay for a locker.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:what do the kids do with coats in the winter?

Kids don't wear coats.

Even if they are walking or biking home in January?

What do kids do with bike helmets? He kept it in his locker in MS and certainly wouldn't want to carry it around all day.

rent/pay for a locker.

or leave it in homeroom as others have noted.