Anonymous wrote:busses are running! Moderate snow plan with some routes normal and some routes detoured.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:why do people WANT a delay? If your roads are bad, bring your kid in two hours late.
For those of us with plowed roads, we appreciate schools being open and our kids' schedule not being disrupted. Remember, there are low income parents in this city for whom a two hour delay = lost income and/or being written up at work for being late.
Who in DC had plowed roads by the time school opened today?
DCPS' primary purpose is to educate the city's public school children. I don't discount the importance of a free breakfast for some, but neither than nor child care is a reason to put all the teachers and kids of DCPS at risk. Bowser and her buddy Kaya screwed up, big time!
Anonymous wrote:Because our child may be penalized if they don't make every effort to be there when walkable classmates are on time -- the 1 or 2 hour delay keeps everyone on the same beat. My older son goes to Wilson and only 5 out of more than 20 kids arrived on time to take a long anticipated quiz. Fine to open on time but only if the routes were tended to--they were utterly ignored. Bowser is an amateur and this lack of common sense and engagement with DCPS is a total fail. I bet half the parents on DCUM would have figured out this was an event to see rolled out perfectly, the. I keep seeing their smug mugs on Meet The Press and I'm not surprised.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lovely.... Most of the WMATA buses are not running right now, and the ones that are running are on a very sparse schedule. How are kids supposed to get home?
hopefully parents
Anonymous wrote:Lovely.... Most of the WMATA buses are not running right now, and the ones that are running are on a very sparse schedule. How are kids supposed to get home?
Anonymous wrote:why do people WANT a delay? If your roads are bad, bring your kid in two hours late.
For those of us with plowed roads, we appreciate schools being open and our kids' schedule not being disrupted. Remember, there are low income parents in this city for whom a two hour delay = lost income and/or being written up at work for being late.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My street in upper ward 4 has always been plowed early and often. I just now saw the first one go by. It's definitely a different response for this storm.
Well, ward 4 is Muriel's ward--at least you're seeing plow trucks, we got nothing.
I'm in Ward 4 as well, as is our charter. The drive at 8:15 was mostly unplowed, and very slippery.