Any chance of early dismissal TODAY?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A call would be embarrassing in the extreme. You are such snowflakes.

As you probably know, county is large rural area bus roads and routes not same as urban parts of county. Think.

Yes, but you realize a little bit of snow (in this case, snow that doesn't even stick) doesn't make roads unsafe, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:they are sending kids outside for recess while it is snowing at our school. snowflakes are not dangerous by themselves.

That's so dangerous! What if it gets their eyes or mouths?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A call would be embarrassing in the extreme. You are such snowflakes.

As you probably know, county is large rural area bus roads and routes not same as urban parts of county. Think.

I do know. That’s where I live. We are much hardier than those of you closer in apparently.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A call would be embarrassing in the extreme. You are such snowflakes.

As you probably know, county is large rural area bus roads and routes not same as urban parts of county. Think.

I do know. That’s where I live. We are much hardier than those of you closer in apparently.

My guess is that the pp is the MVA poster. She's always looking for an excuse to close schools. It's weird.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A call would be embarrassing in the extreme. You are such snowflakes.

As you probably know, county is large rural area bus roads and routes not same as urban parts of county. Think.

I do know. That’s where I live. We are much hardier than those of you closer in apparently.

You're not in Garret county which is getting the snow

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A call would be embarrassing in the extreme. You are such snowflakes.

As you probably know, county is large rural area bus roads and routes not same as urban parts of county. Think.

I do know. That’s where I live. We are much hardier than those of you closer in apparently.

You're not in Garret county which is getting the snow

DP, but that's right. Did you know MCPS students live in Montgomery County?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A call would be embarrassing in the extreme. You are such snowflakes.

As you probably know, county is large rural area bus roads and routes not same as urban parts of county. Think.

I do know. That’s where I live. We are much hardier than those of you closer in apparently.

You're not in Garret county which is getting the snow

DP, but that's right. Did you know MCPS students live in Montgomery County?

Not all of them. You don't know all 160k students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A call would be embarrassing in the extreme. You are such snowflakes.

As you probably know, county is large rural area bus roads and routes not same as urban parts of county. Think.

I do know. That’s where I live. We are much hardier than those of you closer in apparently.

You're not in Garret county which is getting the snow

DP, but that's right. Did you know MCPS students live in Montgomery County?

Not all of them. You don't know all 160k students.

Those parents 2.5 hours away in Garrett county are certainly free to get their kids early. That's no reason to close the system.

[Anonymous]

Very wet snowflakes in downtown Bethesda. I enjoyed them thoroughly while walking with the dog. Given that our winter will be a La Nina winter, this may be our only snow of the season.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A call would be embarrassing in the extreme. You are such snowflakes.

As you probably know, county is large rural area bus roads and routes not same as urban parts of county. Think.

I do know. That’s where I live. We are much hardier than those of you closer in apparently.

You're not in Garret county which is getting the snow

I am also getting the snow. In my more rural part of the MCPS area. Which is why I know that parts if that area are rural. That was the PP’s objection to my post.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:they are sending kids outside for recess while it is snowing at our school. snowflakes are not dangerous by themselves.

That's so dangerous! What if it gets their eyes or mouths?

And not everyone has a coat.

[Anonymous]

Well it has stopped at my house.. Maybe that was it for the season?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A call would be embarrassing in the extreme. You are such snowflakes.

As you probably know, county is large rural area bus roads and routes not same as urban parts of county. Think.

I do know. That’s where I live. We are much hardier than those of you closer in apparently.

You're not in Garret county which is getting the snow

DP, but that's right. Did you know MCPS students live in Montgomery County?

Not all of them. You don't know all 160k students.

Which MCPS bus route drives outside MoCo?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:they are sending kids outside for recess while it is snowing at our school. snowflakes are not dangerous by themselves.

That's so dangerous! What if it gets their eyes or mouths?

And not everyone has a coat.

Right. We really should be closing schools any time it drops below 50F.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well it has stopped at my house.. Maybe that was it for the season?

Oh no! It must be invisible snow now. That's the most dangerous kind!