Snow day

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:so much learning is going to take place tomorrow lol

Sure. Why wouldn’t it? I’ve got lessons ready to go. I’m sure the kids will be excited to be back and engage in what I have planned.

Thank you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:none of our streets have been touched in mclean off of kirby and old dominion wtf

The message essentially says to just pull kids out if you think it is not safe.

It’s giving 2021/2022 *shudder*

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:so much learning is going to take place tomorrow lol

Yeah this is so ridiculous. Either today had to be on or tomorrow is a complete waste of money and resources

You people are infuriating. It’s a complete waste of money and resources to go to school on a weekday? Honestly get a grip.

To warm up every building and bus just to have to shut everything down 5 hours later for what’s ultimately going to be a day full of YouTube videos and Kahoot? Yeah

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:so much learning is going to take place tomorrow lol

Sure. Why wouldn’t it? I’ve got lessons ready to go. I’m sure the kids will be excited to be back and engage in what I have planned.

I'm a teacher too and even I couldn't get through this without cracking up. Dream on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t see how this comports with her message yesterday about the state of bus stops and sidewalks.

A LOT of melt happened today. I was out and things are much better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:so much learning is going to take place tomorrow lol

Yeah this is so ridiculous. Either today had to be on or tomorrow is a complete waste of money and resources

You people are infuriating. It’s a complete waste of money and resources to go to school on a weekday? Honestly get a grip.

To warm up every building and bus just to have to shut everything down 5 hours later for what’s ultimately going to be a day full of YouTube videos and Kahoot? Yeah

Welcome to the real world, where going to work and school isn’t based on feeling like it.

[Anonymous]

Yeah that’s insane. First year teacher or troll?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:so much learning is going to take place tomorrow lol

Yeah this is so ridiculous. Either today had to be on or tomorrow is a complete waste of money and resources

You people are infuriating. It’s a complete waste of money and resources to go to school on a weekday? Honestly get a grip.

To warm up every building and bus just to have to shut everything down 5 hours later for what’s ultimately going to be a day full of YouTube videos and Kahoot? Yeah

Do we even know if the busses will start? Diesel starts to gel at 15 degrees...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yeah that’s insane. First year teacher or troll?

To clarify - was responding to the teacher who believes their students will be engaged in their awesomely planned lessons tomorrow lmao

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:‘No current alerts’

So school is in tomorrow?

UGH, I hope not.. and I am a parent who works from home. Residential streets around us are still not plowed and school buses cannot pass. Hilly terrain doesn't help with this as are all the post holiday sniffles.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t see how this comports with her message yesterday about the state of bus stops and sidewalks.

Imagine a spectrum where there completely covered and inaccessible stops at one end and there’s completely dry and accessible stops at the other end. Yesterday, the needle weighed closer to the inaccessible end. Today with more melting and neighbors clearing sidewalks, the needle moved closer to the other end. Not all the way there, but much closer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:‘No current alerts’

So school is in tomorrow?

UGH, I hope not.. and I am a parent who works from home. Residential streets around us are still not plowed and school buses cannot pass. Hilly terrain doesn't help with this as are all the post holiday sniffles.

Then keep your kids home.

[Anonymous]

Oh my god here we go… 4 days of fury and now you’re mad they’re actually open 😂

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:‘No current alerts’

So school is in tomorrow?

UGH, I hope not.. and I am a parent who works from home. Residential streets around us are still not plowed and school buses cannot pass. Hilly terrain doesn't help with this as are all the post holiday sniffles.

Post holiday sniffles??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah that’s insane. First year teacher or troll?

To clarify - was responding to the teacher who believes their students will be engaged in their awesomely planned lessons tomorrow lmao

Students are not going to be engaged, it's a waste of time and a huge PITA for parents whose streets are ice sheets and not accessible to school buses. They should keep it closed till Monday or at least till buses can safely operate.