Anonymous wrote:Sidewalks at bus stops may be a mess but schools will open anyway.
The best think parents could do last week and this weekend was to buy their kids snowboots to handle the snowbanks.
Anonymous wrote:Sidewalks at bus stops may be a mess but schools will open anyway.
The best think parents could do last week and this weekend was to buy their kids snowboots to handle the snowbanks.
Anonymous wrote:Are buses ready?
Bus depot?
Bus drivers navigating on these conditions?
13k bus stops?
Sidewalks leading to those bus stops? (County was going to resume enforcement of unshoveled sidewalks Monday)
Anonymous wrote:Those buses are huge. Try cleaning them
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Offices include all 12 month school staff (principal, AP, secretaries) so if all 200+ admin teams can't get into their buildings, offices are closed. Also the actual central office lots get plowed last because they focus on schools first.Anonymous wrote:Oh we get it OP. But MCPS offices are closed too and we do not get that at all
BS
MCPS is now in commercial office space and pay astronomical rent. Their parking lot is cleared by their landlord.
Anonymous wrote:Offices include all 12 month school staff (principal, AP, secretaries) so if all 200+ admin teams can't get into their buildings, offices are closed. Also the actual central office lots get plowed last because they focus on schools first.Anonymous wrote:Oh we get it OP. But MCPS offices are closed too and we do not get that at all
Offices include all 12 month school staff (principal, AP, secretaries) so if all 200+ admin teams can't get into their buildings, offices are closed. Also the actual central office lots get plowed last because they focus on schools first.Anonymous wrote:Oh we get it OP. But MCPS offices are closed too and we do not get that at all