Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:w00t — it’s fun for my kid. I’m okay with it.
I am glad it is fun for your kid. For the student parents who have to be somewhere for work or work a service job where pay is not salaried, this impacts their real wages.
Agreed. It's a real hassle for working parents. Just because you CAN take a snow day, doesn't mean you SHOULD take a snow day.
Kids 8 and older can be home alone. I certainly was for long stretches even younger than that.
So this is only a problem for K-2, so those parents one of you may have to use annual leave. Just like if kid had a sick day. It happens.
Arlington needs to retain its teachers, and this is part of the effort.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:w00t — it’s fun for my kid. I’m okay with it.
I am glad it is fun for your kid. For the student parents who have to be somewhere for work or work a service job where pay is not salaried, this impacts their real wages.
Agreed. It's a real hassle for working parents. Just because you CAN take a snow day, doesn't mean you SHOULD take a snow day.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:w00t — it’s fun for my kid. I’m okay with it.
I am glad it is fun for your kid. For the student parents who have to be somewhere for work or work a service job where pay is not salaried, this impacts their real wages.
Anonymous wrote:w00t — it’s fun for my kid. I’m okay with it.
ALL public county school districts surrounding Arlington(Not DC) are CLOSED tomorrow.Anonymous wrote:The county offices, courthouse, and rec centers are all open tomorrow. Seems a delay would have made more sense.
Anonymous wrote:The county offices, courthouse, and rec centers are all open tomorrow. Seems a delay would have made more sense.
Anonymous wrote:Iced over 2 to 6 inches of rutted snow? After you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Should definitely be at least a delay. Way too icy.
Ice is not a reason to delay, unless you’re talking about a uniform sheen of ice that falls overnight. Literally every other institution in our area will open like normal tomorrow. Buses headed for schools are not inherently more vulnerable to ice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Should definitely be at least a delay. Way too icy.
Ice is not a reason to delay, unless you’re talking about a uniform sheen of ice that falls overnight. Literally every other institution in our area will open like normal tomorrow. Buses headed for schools are not inherently more vulnerable to ice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm curious if they're waiting to see how many teachers call out. Because when this happened in 2022, they said they were open and then had to walk it back.
Most APS teachers can’t afford to live in Arlington, so they live further out in places that are still digging out
I know, which is why I said that.