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Reply to "Hogan's Exec Order and the last day of school"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The situation isn’t all on Hogan, MCPS has new days off such as for the Eid holiday. Between the late start, holidays and staff days, the MCPS calendar is a mess.[/quote] Maybe MCPS could start after all the religious hollidays in September so students can focus on learning. Just add one or two hours to each school day.[/quote] What you don’t like have three 4 day weeks in a row in Sept so the 7% Jewish population in MCPS can have 2 mid week holidays off, while 93% have to pay for daycare? Seems reasonable to me. :lol: [/quote] 1. Actually it's because MCPS can't find enough subs. 2. If you're paying for daycare for your middle-school or high-school kids, you're doing it wrong.[/quote] Yes because even though there is only 7% - there are 50% Jewish teachers and substitutes. LOL [/quote] Interesting. According to the survey, [quote] In total, 37,400 respondents completed the survey and provided quality survey responses. The report includes results from 1,225 students, 27,177 parents, 8,155 staff members, and 843 community members.[/quote] According to MCPS: There are 160,680 students, so 0.75% of students responded. There are 24,246 staff, so 33.6% responded. Of the 1/3 of staff who responded, about 15-17% said that they would take the Jewish holidays off. When the survey came out, the county synagogues did a big push to make their congregants complete the survey. That 33.6% of the staff respondents is most probably going to have much more of the Jewish teacher subgroup than the 66.7% so that 15-17% is much more likely to be close to 5% of the total teaching population. [/quote]
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