Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:did you try calling?
Babysitter has to call to find out if phones are working instead of schools sending affected families a message if and once they are fixed?
Anonymous wrote:did you try calling?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So if a kid has change in dismissal plans, the parent has to drive to the schools to let them know. YGTBFKM
Or email like a normal human in 2024.
Internet down
Assume student doesn't have phone in ES (put away, locked whatever they call it). Expect teacher will check their email on their own plan?
More than likely, yes - it's 2024
You reimbursing teacher for that plan?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So if a kid has change in dismissal plans, the parent has to drive to the schools to let them know. YGTBFKM
Or email like a normal human in 2024.
Internet down
Assume student doesn't have phone in ES (put away, locked whatever they call it). Expect teacher will check their email on their own plan?
More than likely, yes - it's 2024
Anonymous wrote:So if a kid has change in dismissal plans, the parent has to drive to the schools to let them know. YGTBFKM
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So if a kid has change in dismissal plans, the parent has to drive to the schools to let them know. YGTBFKM
Or email like a normal human in 2024.
Internet down
Assume student doesn't have phone in ES (put away, locked whatever they call it). Expect teacher will check their email on their own plan?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So if a kid has change in dismissal plans, the parent has to drive to the schools to let them know. YGTBFKM
Or email like a normal human in 2024.
Anonymous wrote:So if a kid has change in dismissal plans, the parent has to drive to the schools to let them know. YGTBFKM
Anonymous wrote:It went down apparently earlier today. Anyone know?