APS snow days

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There's two pages here, and no one has answered the question. Will APS be giving snow days this year, or not?

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Anonymous wrote:There's two pages here, and no one has answered the question. Will APS be giving snow days this year, or not?

I honestly think nobody (staff, parents) knows.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There's two pages here, and no one has answered the question. Will APS be giving snow days this year, or not?

I honestly think nobody (staff, parents) knows.

During the town hall months ago Duran said they would but lots has changed since then

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Plenty of time for kids to play in the snow after school lets out. We better not have a snow day. Plan now and if there is snow, have all the level 1 kids go back to the virtual method they were doing before November and those support employees stay home. I have no idea if this is the official APS plan, but it sure as hell should be.

If there isn’t a snow day DD won’t have time to play. She is in school from 9:25 to 4:10 and she has early morning activities. So I would kind of like it for her sake but I get that most kids need the instruction.

Which APS school has that schedule?

Not pp, but that’s not a schedule at any APS school, so pp clearly isn’t talking about APS.

You say clearly with such authority, lol. It’s HB Woodlawn.

Anyone who voluntarily chose that schedule has no grounds to complain that it doesn’t allow their tween/teen to play in the snow in the middle of the afternoon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's two pages here, and no one has answered the question. Will APS be giving snow days this year, or not?

Call your school office. They are in.

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Anonymous wrote:Plenty of time for kids to play in the snow after school lets out. We better not have a snow day. Plan now and if there is snow, have all the level 1 kids go back to the virtual method they were doing before November and those support employees stay home. I have no idea if this is the official APS plan, but it sure as hell should be.

If there isn’t a snow day DD won’t have time to play. She is in school from 9:25 to 4:10 and she has early morning activities. So I would kind of like it for her sake but I get that most kids need the instruction.

Which APS school has that schedule?

Not pp, but that’s not a schedule at any APS school, so pp clearly isn’t talking about APS.

You say clearly with such authority, lol. It’s HB Woodlawn.

Anyone who voluntarily chose that schedule has no grounds to complain that it doesn’t allow their tween/teen to play in the snow in the middle of the afternoon.

Are you upset? Is there something I can say so that you can feel better?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There's two pages here, and no one has answered the question. Will APS be giving snow days this year, or not?

I honestly think nobody (staff, parents) knows.

Our principal let us know that we will still have school in the event of inclement weather. In person students would return to distance. No snow days and no getting those days back at the end of the year. This sucks!

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Anonymous wrote:Plenty of time for kids to play in the snow after school lets out. We better not have a snow day. Plan now and if there is snow, have all the level 1 kids go back to the virtual method they were doing before November and those support employees stay home. I have no idea if this is the official APS plan, but it sure as hell should be.

If there isn’t a snow day DD won’t have time to play. She is in school from 9:25 to 4:10 and she has early morning activities. So I would kind of like it for her sake but I get that most kids need the instruction.

Which APS school has that schedule?

Not pp, but that’s not a schedule at any APS school, so pp clearly isn’t talking about APS.

You say clearly with such authority, lol. It’s HB Woodlawn.

Anyone who voluntarily chose that schedule has no grounds to complain that it doesn’t allow their tween/teen to play in the snow in the middle of the afternoon.

Are you upset? Is there something I can say so that you can feel better?

You could stop being so selfish as to demand needless snow days when kids are failing academically all over the country (particularly low-income student, ELLs and students with special needs) just because the schedule of a single school that your secondary student is not required to attend has a schedule that isn’t conducive to maximizing daylight playtime for said secondary student.

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Anonymous wrote:Plenty of time for kids to play in the snow after school lets out. We better not have a snow day. Plan now and if there is snow, have all the level 1 kids go back to the virtual method they were doing before November and those support employees stay home. I have no idea if this is the official APS plan, but it sure as hell should be.

If there isn’t a snow day DD won’t have time to play. She is in school from 9:25 to 4:10 and she has early morning activities. So I would kind of like it for her sake but I get that most kids need the instruction.

Which APS school has that schedule?

Not pp, but that’s not a schedule at any APS school, so pp clearly isn’t talking about APS.

You say clearly with such authority, lol. It’s HB Woodlawn.

Anyone who voluntarily chose that schedule has no grounds to complain that it doesn’t allow their tween/teen to play in the snow in the middle of the afternoon.

Are you upset? Is there something I can say so that you can feel better?

You could stop being so selfish as to demand needless snow days when kids are failing academically all over the country (particularly low-income student, ELLs and students with special needs) just because the schedule of a single school that your secondary student is not required to attend has a schedule that isn’t conducive to maximizing daylight playtime for said secondary student.

Can you show me where I demanded a snow day, selfishly or not?

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Anonymous wrote:Plenty of time for kids to play in the snow after school lets out. We better not have a snow day. Plan now and if there is snow, have all the level 1 kids go back to the virtual method they were doing before November and those support employees stay home. I have no idea if this is the official APS plan, but it sure as hell should be.

If there isn’t a snow day DD won’t have time to play. She is in school from 9:25 to 4:10 and she has early morning activities. So I would kind of like it for her sake but I get that most kids need the instruction.

Which APS school has that schedule?

Not pp, but that’s not a schedule at any APS school, so pp clearly isn’t talking about APS.

You say clearly with such authority, lol. It’s HB Woodlawn.

Anyone who voluntarily chose that schedule has no grounds to complain that it doesn’t allow their tween/teen to play in the snow in the middle of the afternoon.

Are you upset? Is there something I can say so that you can feel better?

You could stop being so selfish as to demand needless snow days when kids are failing academically all over the country (particularly low-income student, ELLs and students with special needs) just because the schedule of a single school that your secondary student is not required to attend has a schedule that isn’t conducive to maximizing daylight playtime for said secondary student.

Can you show me where I demanded a snow day, selfishly or not?

DP. Are you always such a snide bitch?

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Anonymous wrote:Plenty of time for kids to play in the snow after school lets out. We better not have a snow day. Plan now and if there is snow, have all the level 1 kids go back to the virtual method they were doing before November and those support employees stay home. I have no idea if this is the official APS plan, but it sure as hell should be.

If there isn’t a snow day DD won’t have time to play. She is in school from 9:25 to 4:10 and she has early morning activities. So I would kind of like it for her sake but I get that most kids need the instruction.

Which APS school has that schedule?

Not pp, but that’s not a schedule at any APS school, so pp clearly isn’t talking about APS.

You say clearly with such authority, lol. It’s HB Woodlawn.

Anyone who voluntarily chose that schedule has no grounds to complain that it doesn’t allow their tween/teen to play in the snow in the middle of the afternoon.

Are you upset? Is there something I can say so that you can feel better?

You could stop being so selfish as to demand needless snow days when kids are failing academically all over the country (particularly low-income student, ELLs and students with special needs) just because the schedule of a single school that your secondary student is not required to attend has a schedule that isn’t conducive to maximizing daylight playtime for said secondary student.

Can you show me where I demanded a snow day, selfishly or not?

DP. Are you always such a snide bitch?

DP. ^^speaking of snide bitch

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Anonymous wrote:Plenty of time for kids to play in the snow after school lets out. We better not have a snow day. Plan now and if there is snow, have all the level 1 kids go back to the virtual method they were doing before November and those support employees stay home. I have no idea if this is the official APS plan, but it sure as hell should be.

If there isn’t a snow day DD won’t have time to play. She is in school from 9:25 to 4:10 and she has early morning activities. So I would kind of like it for her sake but I get that most kids need the instruction.

Which APS school has that schedule?

Not pp, but that’s not a schedule at any APS school, so pp clearly isn’t talking about APS.

You say clearly with such authority, lol. It’s HB Woodlawn.

Anyone who voluntarily chose that schedule has no grounds to complain that it doesn’t allow their tween/teen to play in the snow in the middle of the afternoon.

Are you upset? Is there something I can say so that you can feel better?

You could stop being so selfish as to demand needless snow days when kids are failing academically all over the country (particularly low-income student, ELLs and students with special needs) just because the schedule of a single school that your secondary student is not required to attend has a schedule that isn’t conducive to maximizing daylight playtime for said secondary student.

Can you show me where I demanded a snow day, selfishly or not?

DP. Are you always such a snide bitch?

DP. ^^speaking of snide bitch

Eh, I was direct. PP was belittling. Don’t feel bad at all about calling her out for it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There's two pages here, and no one has answered the question. Will APS be giving snow days this year, or not?

I honestly think nobody (staff, parents) knows.

Our principal let us know that we will still have school in the event of inclement weather. In person students would return to distance. No snow days and no getting those days back at the end of the year. This sucks!

interesting. I thought that the policy was that if ANY staff are working in the building’s (SPED, IT support, admin etc.) If it is deemed dangerous to drive or walk to school then there would be a snow day.

[Anonymous]

I refuse to have any less instruction than what we have had this year.

Also, what the hell is up with the instruction? It sucks!

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Anonymous wrote:There's two pages here, and no one has answered the question. Will APS be giving snow days this year, or not?

I honestly think nobody (staff, parents) knows.

Our principal let us know that we will still have school in the event of inclement weather. In person students would return to distance. No snow days and no getting those days back at the end of the year. This sucks!

interesting. I thought that the policy was that if ANY staff are working in the building’s (SPED, IT support, admin etc.) If it is deemed dangerous to drive or walk to school then there would be a snow day.

Curious. Currently, APS is the only one who wouldn’t give a snow day. Maybe they will reverse course