Snow day

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The real question is whether or not the custodians were called in. If they were not called in, then they will absolutely NOT be school tomorrow.

They were not. And custodians don’t plow parking lots anyway.

Custodians have been called in to report on Tuesday morning.

And yes, custodians do not plow parking lots. That’s contracted out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They must open Wednesday

I Cant stand seeing kids cry about them. THEY WANT TO BE IN SCHOOL

If you have a kid, who’s crying over a snow day, then you might want to find some counseling for them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They must open Wednesday


I Cant stand seeing kids cry about them. THEY WANT TO BE IN SCHOOL

LOL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's only the privileged and the teachers who are enjoying hot chocolqte and games. People don't realize school closures heavily impacts families who have to work in person, or be on calls all day and shift workers (restaurants, grocery, hospitals).

So get out of the bubble!! We all can't be sipping hot chocolate.

Please angry to “God” or whatever you believe make this weather so miserable to you, don’t snap it to us who is just trying to deal with it in different ways than you do.
Also, I just check UPS close, some neighborhoods restaurants close, I heard Feds also off, some WFH. Alot of works are able to be flexible in today situations
I am sorry that you have to go in person.

[Anonymous]

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8FM2Tks/


I am done for the rest. I am no longer using the internet. I am not the crazy one. They are calling to cancel the rest of the school
Year

[Anonymous]

Our roads to the school down the street and cross streets are still unplowed. We’ve lived here 20 years and this is unusual.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:LET TRY AGAIN IN AUGUST
DO THE SAME THING THEY DID IN 2020-
I BETTER NOT SEE A SINGLE KID CRY ABOUT SCHOOL CLOSING FOR THE REST OF THE YEAR AGAIN- I AM SICK AND TIRED OF SEEING THEM CRY AND CRY AND CRY ON HOW THEY SHOULD BE IN 4TH GRADE BECAUSE OF SCHOOL CLOSRER BUT THEY ARE IN 9TH GRADE.

I’m assuming this is satire. Please let it be sarcasm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They must open Wednesday

I Cant stand seeing kids cry about them. THEY WANT TO BE IN SCHOOL

If you have a kid, who’s crying over a snow day, then you might want to find some counseling for them.

I see tons of kids on TikTok still taking about 2020. They want to be back in 4th grade

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8FM2Tks/

I am done for the rest. I am no longer using the internet. I am not the crazy one. They are calling to cancel the rest of the school
Year

It is clearly a joke. Can you not see that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The real question is whether or not the custodians were called in. If they were not called in, then they will absolutely NOT be school tomorrow.

They were not. And custodians don’t plow parking lots anyway.

Custodians have been called in to report on Tuesday morning.

And yes, custodians do not plow parking lots. That’s contracted out.

Curious if there are staffing / labor issues (shortages) related to snow clearing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's only the privileged and the teachers who are enjoying hot chocolqte and games. People don't realize school closures heavily impacts families who have to work in person, or be on calls all day and shift workers (restaurants, grocery, hospitals).

So get out of the bubble!! We all can't be sipping hot chocolate.

Please angry to “God” or whatever you believe make this weather so miserable to you, don’t snap it to us who is just trying to deal with it in different ways than you do.
Also, I just check UPS close, some neighborhoods restaurants close, I heard Feds also off, some WFH. Alot of works are able to be flexible in today situations
I am sorry that you have to go in person.

+1, I’ve also noticed some local businesses closed today, that would normally be manned by the shift workers the PP mentioned.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They must open Wednesday

I Cant stand seeing kids cry about them. THEY WANT TO BE IN SCHOOL

If you have a kid, who’s crying over a snow day, then you might want to find some counseling for them.

I see tons of kids on TikTok still taking about 2020. They want to be back in 4th grade

Tons? Unlikely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The real question is whether or not the custodians were called in. If they were not called in, then they will absolutely NOT be school tomorrow.

They were not. And custodians don’t plow parking lots anyway.

Custodians have been called in to report on Tuesday morning.

And yes, custodians do not plow parking lots. That’s contracted out.

Curious if there are staffing / labor issues (shortages) related to snow clearing.

They’ve always contracted this out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope Wednesday will be off as well.

Why?

DP. It is good for the brain to shake things up a bit. Like taking a different route home from work is healthy for your brain.

Um, kids have been home since December 21. At this point school would be the change in routine needed to shake things up.

You’re so desperate. It’s fun to watch.

That was the first comment I made on this whole thread. We went on vacation somewhere warm in the middle of break, so we are good in terms of not being too stir crazy. But I completely understand why people want their kids back in school. That is the normal way to feel at this point after two weeks. This forum is not at all representative of normal. It’s full of overly anxious + miserable losers like yourself who feel the need to antagonize.

[Anonymous]

Closed Tuesday January 7th.