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Reply to "Howard County Changes Calendar: Why can't MCPS also prioritize instruction?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In light of the large number of snow days this year, the Howard County Board of Education made the responsible decision to adjust their calendar to prioritize instruction during the school year. They applied for a waiver to hold school on Easter Monday and converted some half days to full days (see attached link) so that they can make up the time and still end the school year by June 18. Why in the world can't the MCPS Board of Education do the same? https://news.hcpss.org/news-posts/2026/02/board-approves-adjustments-to-2025-2026-school-year-calendar/ [/quote] If we can’t have school on Eid when it was planned as a make up day all along, we definitely can’t have it on Easter Monday[/quote] +1 billion For all the idiots asking for MCPS to have school on Easter Monday, how are you going to justify that?[/quote] [b]I’m not Christian.[/b] Please enlighten me. Who celebrates Easter Monday and what is it that happens? I was under the impression that Easter is celebrated on Sunday. [/quote] Stay in your lane [/quote] What is that supposed to mean? I’m not familiar with the timing of the celebration and I’m trying to learn/understand. Just as you might ask what someone does to commemorate Diwali or Kwanzaa or any number of other holidays you didn’t grow up personally celebrating. I thought Easter was on Sunday. What happens on the Monday and why are so many (presumably) Christian people saying we could have school that day? [/quote] It’s a state law. Probably around for a long time. It’s unusual for sure.[/quote] It's apparently been a MD law since 1865.[/quote] Doesn’t mean it can’t be changed [/quote]
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