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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To the rule posters, please tell me that you never go over 55 MPH on the highway either because that is also breaking the rules. Give me a freaking break.[/quote] Are you one of those parents who feel that it's 'uncool' to follow the rules? Rules are meant to be broken and all that? Like those parents that buy alcohol an throw parties for their high schoolers? We all know how well that turns out (when the parents set the example of rules being unimportant).[/quote] I don't get this "MCPS should follow the rules!" argument. MCPS is following the rules. The rules say that the school district can apply for a waiver from the state, and the state can grant it or not grant it. MCPS will do what the state decides; thus, MCPS is following the rules.[/quote] They file a waiver every single year it goes over and every year, they don't add the days. Why have it put on the calendar? Obviously people don't listen and start camps, vacations etc.. the following week and are now whining and praying their gamble pays off. I do not want the waiver. I hope the kids and teachers are in school until June 20th. I want the 180 days of school our taxes are guaranteeing my kids get. Only in the government can you whine and get a rule taken away. It is not the real world. It is a shitty district and state. [/quote]
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