Early Release tomorrow?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's impossible to do a last minute early release.

No we would get notice by tonight

It used to be early releases had to be announced by 11 am to allow for buses to get to the middle schools on time.

11 would be late....they need to get all three school levels home. Cutting it close.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now Kammerer has advised of danger tomorrow. That 2013 derecho was terrifying. I really hope we aren’t getting one of those again.

Actually it was in June of 2012. School was already done. It hit the DC area around 9:30pm.

6 days without power

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Early release does not appear that it will safe - might be even better to wait. Bad weather of 60-80 miles and EF2 Tornados starting at 10:00 am. But it could also miss us entirely?

Very tough call for FCPS. I feel for them. Noone want to close schools.

I'm seeing a morning round and an evening round starting at 3-7?

I see it forcasted to possibly begin as early as 10:00 am and the risk ramps up at 12:00 - 8:00 pm/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's impossible to do a last minute early release.

No we would get notice by tonight

It used to be early releases had to be announced by 11 am to allow for buses to get to the middle schools on time.

11 would be late....they need to get all three school levels home. Cutting it close.

Early release seems to be also hazardous. I think they should just hold school as normal and then hold children at school if conditions are bad. Schools have enough food just in case they need to hold staff and students into the evening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Early release does not appear that it will safe - might be even better to wait. Bad weather of 60-80 miles and EF2 Tornados starting at 10:00 am. But it could also miss us entirely?

Very tough call for FCPS. I feel for them. Noone want to close schools.

I'm seeing a morning round and an evening round starting at 3-7?

Per Capital Weather game: "The storms’ timing still needs to be pinned down, but they are most probable between about 1 and 7 p.m. Monday, when an organized and violent squall line is expected to pass. That said, widely scattered showers and storms, some of which could be intense, are possible before this window, as early as 9 or 10 a.m"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's impossible to do a last minute early release.

No we would get notice by tonight

It used to be early releases had to be announced by 11 am to allow for buses to get to the middle schools on time.

11 would be late....they need to get all three school levels home. Cutting it close.

Early release seems to be also hazardous. I think they should just hold school as normal and then hold children at school if conditions are bad. Schools have enough food just in case they need to hold staff and students into the evening.

Hoping to get extra free time away from your kids I see. Maybe they’ll even feed them dinner for you! Good plan!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's impossible to do a last minute early release.

No we would get notice by tonight

It used to be early releases had to be announced by 11 am to allow for buses to get to the middle schools on time.

11 would be late....they need to get all three school levels home. Cutting it close.

Early release seems to be also hazardous. I think they should just hold school as normal and then hold children at school if conditions are bad. Schools have enough food just in case they need to hold staff and students into the evening.

They can’t hold staff into the evening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's impossible to do a last minute early release.

No we would get notice by tonight

It used to be early releases had to be announced by 11 am to allow for buses to get to the middle schools on time.

11 would be late....they need to get all three school levels home. Cutting it close.

Early release seems to be also hazardous. I think they should just hold school as normal and then hold children at school if conditions are bad. Schools have enough food just in case they need to hold staff and students into the evening.

They can’t hold staff into the evening.

Depends on how long the tornado warning lasts. If it lasts an hour, great, then everyone gets to leave. If it lasts a few hours, no one is allowed to leave.

Per the boad docs: "If a warning is received near or during dismissal, the release of students shall not
occur until the expiration of the warning."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's impossible to do a last minute early release.

No we would get notice by tonight

It used to be early releases had to be announced by 11 am to allow for buses to get to the middle schools on time.

11 would be late....they need to get all three school levels home. Cutting it close.

Early release seems to be also hazardous. I think they should just hold school as normal and then hold children at school if conditions are bad. Schools have enough food just in case they need to hold staff and students into the evening.

They can’t hold staff into the evening.

They have done it before — late busses at the elementary level and the teacher stays. When the #CloseFCPS debacle happened, middle school teachers that had arrived had to stay and supervise until the busses got back to pick the kids back up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's impossible to do a last minute early release.

No we would get notice by tonight

It used to be early releases had to be announced by 11 am to allow for buses to get to the middle schools on time.

11 would be late....they need to get all three school levels home. Cutting it close.

Early release seems to be also hazardous. I think they should just hold school as normal and then hold children at school if conditions are bad. Schools have enough food just in case they need to hold staff and students into the evening.

They can’t hold staff into the evening.

Depends on how long the tornado warning lasts. If it lasts an hour, great, then everyone gets to leave. If it lasts a few hours, no one is allowed to leave.

Per the boad docs: "If a warning is received near or during dismissal, the release of students shall not
occur until the expiration of the warning."

Parents are allowed to pick up students if there is a still a warning, but no buses or staff can leave.

[Anonymous]

What will OPM do?

[Anonymous]

Other schools are closing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's impossible to do a last minute early release.

No we would get notice by tonight

It used to be early releases had to be announced by 11 am to allow for buses to get to the middle schools on time.

11 would be late....they need to get all three school levels home. Cutting it close.

Early release seems to be also hazardous. I think they should just hold school as normal and then hold children at school if conditions are bad. Schools have enough food just in case they need to hold staff and students into the evening.

Pfft. You really think the 3 and 4 year old preschool kids, the SPED kids and the low functioning ASD kids, and Kindergarteners should stay at school until after dinner with their teacher?
I call bluff on this one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's impossible to do a last minute early release.

No we would get notice by tonight

It used to be early releases had to be announced by 11 am to allow for buses to get to the middle schools on time.

11 would be late....they need to get all three school levels home. Cutting it close.

Early release seems to be also hazardous. I think they should just hold school as normal and then hold children at school if conditions are bad. Schools have enough food just in case they need to hold staff and students into the evening.

They can’t hold staff into the evening.

Administrator here: any staff member who wants to leave and drive during a tornado warning is free to go. I’m not stopping anyone. We’ll take care of the students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Other schools are closing.

Early release does not make anything safer. Either close or just hold school as normal.