Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The schools are open, but SACC's offices are closed (just called, hoping to set up an online account). Even though the people who actually take care of the kids were there at the crack of dawn this a.m.

I ponder these things when the school board comes begging for more money every year.

You do realize that SACC is not a program of the Fairfax County Public Schools? It is a Fairfax County Government program. No funding from the schools goes to SACC.

You do realize I'm paying for SACC and I could not care less how they divide their petty fiefdoms? So put a school employee in there to answer the phones on their precious government holiday that no one in the private sector enjoys.

Oh no! Princess has to wait a day to get her question answered. So sad! At least that employee has a day off from dealing with people like you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The schools are open, but SACC's offices are closed (just called, hoping to set up an online account). Even though the people who actually take care of the kids were there at the crack of dawn this a.m.

I ponder these things when the school board comes begging for more money every year.

You do realize that SACC is not a program of the Fairfax County Public Schools? It is a Fairfax County Government program. No funding from the schools goes to SACC.

You do realize I'm paying for SACC and I could not care less how they divide their petty fiefdoms? So put a school employee in there to answer the phones on their precious government holiday that no one in the private sector enjoys.

So, I guess you missed the part about schools being open today?

Anonymous wrote:How does that work? It's a federal holiday, DH gets it off, but the kids go to school? Weird.

Yes. Do what the rest of us do, take kids to school, go home and have loud sex.

Sacc offices are county. County is closed

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The schools are open, but SACC's offices are closed (just called, hoping to set up an online account). Even though the people who actually take care of the kids were there at the crack of dawn this a.m.

I ponder these things when the school board comes begging for more money every year.

You do realize that SACC is not a program of the Fairfax County Public Schools? It is a Fairfax County Government program. No funding from the schools goes to SACC.

You do realize I'm paying for SACC and I could not care less how they divide their petty fiefdoms? So put a school employee in there to answer the phones on their precious government holiday that no one in the private sector enjoys.

Is today the ONLY day you could have asked this pressing question? For the life of me, I can't think of ANY question concerning SACC that couldn't wait a day or a week.

Anonymous wrote:No.

But they learn about it in school. Our school is having an assembly to honor vets today.

Mine, too. One of the dads who recently returned from deployment will be making a presentation. Every other years, the upper elementary students visit the nearby retirement home for veterans and play instruments, sing, and play board games with the residents.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The schools are open, but SACC's offices are closed (just called, hoping to set up an online account). Even though the people who actually take care of the kids were there at the crack of dawn this a.m.

I ponder these things when the school board comes begging for more money every year.

You do realize that SACC is not a program of the Fairfax County Public Schools? It is a Fairfax County Government program. No funding from the schools goes to SACC.

You do realize I'm paying for SACC and I could not care less how they divide their petty fiefdoms? So put a school employee in there to answer the phones on their precious government holiday that no one in the private sector enjoys.

Sure - we’ll have it your way. Let’s put a school employee in there (who will leave their actual job unattended). That school employee will answer your phone call, because, after all, it IS all about you. And, then that school employee will tell you that s/he does not know the answer to your question because -- surprise -- the SACC program is run by FC government and NOT FCPS. It would be like moving you out of your private sector job to another job in a different business, which you have not been trained to do, and expecting you to pick up and carry on.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The schools are open, but SACC's offices are closed (just called, hoping to set up an online account). Even though the people who actually take care of the kids were there at the crack of dawn this a.m.

I ponder these things when the school board comes begging for more money every year.

You do realize that SACC is not a program of the Fairfax County Public Schools? It is a Fairfax County Government program. No funding from the schools goes to SACC.

You do realize I'm paying for SACC and I could not care less how they divide their petty fiefdoms? So put a school employee in there to answer the phones on their precious government holiday that no one in the private sector enjoys.

Anonymous wrote:The schools are open, but SACC's offices are closed (just called, hoping to set up an online account). Even though the people who actually take care of the kids were there at the crack of dawn this a.m.

I ponder these things when the school board comes begging for more money every year.

You do realize that SACC is not a program of the Fairfax County Public Schools? It is a Fairfax County Government program. No funding from the schools goes to SACC.