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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Anne Arundel county is looking pretty smart having an approved virtual learning plan for snow that they used during the last snow storm, and having built in 3 snow days into the calendar.

MCPS is the stupid Maryland county.[/quote]

Baltimore County too- but apparently special needs and equity concerns only exist in mcps[/quote]

Spare us your ignorant virtue signaling.  NYC. And many districts in Long Island and New York State.    And Boston and  thousands of school districts around the country use virtual learning for weather emergencies.

If you look at the MSDE form, there's a requirement that MCPS submit the virtual learning plan form with an extensive section on accomodations for kids with IEPs.  But yes, some less professional MCPS staffers prefer having more days off and preferring that MCPS kids get no education at all and try to ask Maryland for a waiver on the 180 days of required instruction so all MCPS kids can learn less. [/quote]

sorry my sarcasm wasn't apparent-- i assume equity and special needs exists in nyc and baltimore county.  and think switching to hours instead of days will shortchange our kids education.  [/quote]

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