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Reply to "How to fit school days into Gov Larry Hogan's ridiculous policy on school start and stop dates"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would be greatly surprised if Hogan loses his bid for re-election. I'm already getting emails from friends for Maladeno fundraisers, *yawn*. I don't care about his agenda points, his message is weak. He is following the path blazed by Hillary Clinton of having a message that misses the mark for the majority of voters. I certainly don't agree with everything that Hogan has done, but the actions of the MoCo BOE affect my children's education directly. For years we've been sitting by helplessly wondering who could step in to corral this out of control BOE. It's not a difficult decision. Keep spring break, and take out the extra minority religious holidays. Solid weeks are much better for a child's education, which is actually the purpose of school. I think it is financially difficult for poor central American immigrants to plan and pay for three additional days of whole day childcare for holidays they don't celebrate anyway. Montgomery County BOE will more than likely cut the spring break that the majority of parents would like to keep and try to blame Hogan. It's the BOE's choice in how to implement the governor's reasonable order so the backlash will fall on them.[/quote] Not a difficult decision? Maybe if you are in the majority religion, it works out great. For those in the minority, it actually often becomes a choice of celebrating your religion with family or going to school. To make matters worse, those in the majority have no clue or CARE (as is clearly the case with you) of how that may affect availability for homework assignments or studying. Clearly minority religions are of zero concern to you.[/quote] That is true. I don't care about minority religions and their observations. Mainly because how people choose to express their personal faith beliefs is a private matter, really none of my business, and honestly not the responsibility of the school system. [/quote]
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