Did you know we were getting three unplanned snow days? What are you a weather btch? |
Or is it one of those private school folks who get every chance to lurk on this forum? Isn't it private school applications season? |
No, judging from the tone and writing, it's the Lane-Blocker Troll. They have an anger management problem and post random, super-aggressive threads regularly. |
| If you're just noticing this.... you are the idiot. |
| I sure hope your kid isn’t one of the majority that turn in a huge stack late work the day before the end of the semester. Teachers have to teach literally all day. Not grade papers and tests. |
It's not (most) teachers' poor planning. Teachers are required to take late work up until the end of their duty day on Tuesday. This can result in hundreds of late papers needed to be graded and put into the gradebook by the time the gradebook closes. That does not even take into account all of the other things that need to be done, especially in high school, to prep for the change of semester. |
| DCPS has today off for the same exact reason. Grow up, OP. |
| Why bother having three pages of undeserved communication with a weirdo poster? |
When it's lunar new year you complained. What a racist. |
This is true. Most of the teachers I know don't need to spend the grading day actually doing grades. It's basically a day off for them-which many of them deserve! |
It certainly isn’t a day off for high school teachers. |
This. MCPS has a ton of Chinese students and so we have off for Chinese New Year. |
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FYI, looking ahead to next year: in 2026 the end of first semester grading/planning day will be on Monday, January 26. Then, Lunar New Year will be on Tuesday, February 17, a non-instructional day, which falls the day after the President's Day holiday, so there will be a four-day weekend.
https://publisher.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/pdf/2025-2026%20Traditional%20and%20Innovative%20School%20Year%20Calendars.pdf |
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January 29 also an in-service day for support staff, so they can attend training.
No one at the school level makes these decisions, so stop blaming them. |
Exactly |