CWG gave it a 45% chance of delay tomorrow morning.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There’s supposed to be ice tomorrow morning

Just close. Who cares if it's another snow day. Open childcare if parents need.

Parents and kids who value education is who cares, thanks. We’ve barely been in school since we got back from winter break

Anonymous wrote:There’s supposed to be ice tomorrow morning

Just close. Who cares if it's another snow day. Open childcare if parents need.

Anonymous wrote:While it WILL snow, it will not accumulate, perhaps not even on grass.

By 5 pm, it was accumulating on grass.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They should be open on time tomorrow. It/ not sticking and will be raining come morning.

It’s the HS kids who are making their way to the bus stop at 6.30 am in the dark. HS needs later start times

One more week and your high schooler will no longer be walking in the dark this school year. Spring forward ugh

There’s supposed to be ice tomorrow morning

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They should be open on time tomorrow. It/ not sticking and will be raining come morning.

It’s the HS kids who are making their way to the bus stop at 6.30 am in the dark. HS needs later start times

Better the high schoolers than the elementary kids walking to the bus stop. The problem is one group has to go early. Parents don't want their young kids going in the dark. High schoolers need more sleep. There's no win here.

It shouldn't be either/or. We should be doing enough busing that everyone starts at 8:30am, or something reasonable like that. Some elementary schools start at 9:30am, which is way too late for working parents, and some high schoolers need to get up before 6 to catch their buses. It's not reasonable that we're running on such few buses and making so many families suffer.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They should be open on time tomorrow. It/ not sticking and will be raining come morning.

It’s the HS kids who are making their way to the bus stop at 6.30 am in the dark. HS needs later start times

Better the high schoolers than the elementary kids walking to the bus stop. The problem is one group has to go early. Parents don't want their young kids going in the dark. High schoolers need more sleep. There's no win here.

Other school districts figure it out but we’re special

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They should be open on time tomorrow. It/ not sticking and will be raining come morning.

+1 Nothing stick to the roads or sidewalks here but I’m in Chevy Chase - how is it upcounty?

Let’s see in 12 hours.

Anonymous wrote:They should be open on time tomorrow. It/ not sticking and will be raining come morning.

+1 Nothing stick to the roads or sidewalks here but I’m in Chevy Chase - how is it upcounty?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They should be open on time tomorrow. It/ not sticking and will be raining come morning.

It’s the HS kids who are making their way to the bus stop at 6.30 am in the dark. HS needs later start times

Better the high schoolers than the elementary kids walking to the bus stop. The problem is one group has to go early. Parents don't want their young kids going in the dark. High schoolers need more sleep. There's no win here.

Anonymous wrote:They should be open on time tomorrow. It/ not sticking and will be raining come morning.

It’s the HS kids who are making their way to the bus stop at 6.30 am in the dark. HS needs later start times

Anonymous wrote:They should be open on time tomorrow. It/ not sticking and will be raining come morning.

This is about the threat of freezing rain in the early hours of Tuesday which might impact commutes.

They should be open on time tomorrow. It/ not sticking and will be raining come morning.

Lovely winter scene with minimal commute impacts. Perfect!

We'll see about the freezing rain tomorrow. A delay would reduce risks, I agree, but I don't know if schools will take the threat seriously considering there's been so many snow days. There's a lot of pressure to have a normal schedule.

If I were the one making the decision, it would have to be a 5am announcement. The freezing rain isn't starting until the wee hours, and before that, it's anyone's guess how it's going to impact roads, which are currently still warm from this weekend's spring temperatures.