Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Actually, you should take note from DC schools which 1) were open and provided an education today and 2) didn't bust their pipes.

Go DC!!

DC doesn't have buses, dipshit. It's also just about the worst school system in Murka.

MCPS should have closed because everything the DC schools do is bad, including staying open when it's cold?

The relationship between staying open and buses is not clear to me either. Did the MCPS school buses not run this morning because of the cold? Were the school buses I saw a mirage?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Actually, you should take note from DC schools which 1) were open and provided an education today and 2) didn't bust their pipes.

Go DC!!

DC doesn't have buses, dipshit. It's also just about the worst school system in Murka.

What does having or not having buses have to do with whether or not they had frozen pipes?

Anonymous wrote:You realize that 3 or 4 schools is about 2% of the total schools in the district.

You are the idiot. MCPS made the right call.

+1

Anonymous wrote:Actually, you should take note from DC schools which 1) were open and provided an education today and 2) didn't bust their pipes.

Go DC!!

DC doesn't have buses, dipshit. It's also just about the worst school system in Murka.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am glad MCPS had school today. The last thing kids need before exams is yet another day off. People need to stop being such wimps.

My daughter's 4th grade class of 25 had 10 kids missing. And the majority of these kids take the bus and are practically picked up by their front doors b/c we're in the outer burbs. So there was no excuse.

Obviously, parents were protesting!

I live way out too, and my kids had 4 out of 24 and 1 out of 26 missing (2 different elementary schools). So either your kid's class was the norm and mine were the exception and parents were protesting, or my kids' classes were the norm and yours was the exception and parents weren't protesting, or neither of us has any good idea what was really going on.

Anonymous wrote:I am glad MCPS had school today. The last thing kids need before exams is yet another day off. People need to stop being such wimps.

My daughter's 4th grade class of 25 had 10 kids missing. And the majority of these kids take the bus and are practically picked up by their front doors b/c we're in the outer burbs. So there was no excuse.

Obviously, parents were protesting!

I am glad MCPS had school today. The last thing kids need before exams is yet another day off. People need to stop being such wimps.

While I agree that Fairfax is a better school system, MCPS made the right call. Schools close early a lot that not even make the news. A few here and there are no big deal.

Same here. Good Call. There was no issue except at a few schools. My kids went today and learned.

4 schools out of 202. I, for one, am glad my kid was in school today.

You realize that 3 or 4 schools is about 2% of the total schools in the district.

You are the idiot. MCPS made the right call.

99% of the schools were fine.

Anonymous wrote:Actually, you should take note from DC schools which 1) were open and provided an education today and 2) didn't bust their pipes.

Go DC!!

Miracle of miracles DC had all of its facilities staff in yesterday to check on equipment. They closed two schools (Hardy and Anacostia) due to malfunctions and had the news out before school even started. It's like I'm living in a (pleasurable) alternate universe.

Actually, you should take note from DC schools which 1) were open and provided an education today and 2) didn't bust their pipes.

Go DC!!

You guys should take notes from Fairfax County, the best school system in the region.

http://www.wtop.com/46/3537409/Loss-of-heat-burst-pipes-force-Montgomery-schools-to-close-early