Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well at least she said someone, well whoever writes her emails. Be careful everyone

I was driving around ROUTE 50, 29, FFX PARKWAY, ALL looks well!!

The issue are not the main roads but side streets and side walks.

She sends emails about other random stuff but can’t write a quick blurb with an update?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well at least she said someone, well whoever writes her emails. Be careful everyone

I was driving around ROUTE 50, 29, FFX PARKWAY, ALL looks well!!

66 was also good.

Anonymous wrote:Well at least she said someone, well whoever writes her emails. Be careful everyone

I was driving around ROUTE 50, 29, FFX PARKWAY, ALL looks well!!

THANKS YOU !!!

Anonymous wrote:I didn’t get an email - is this one of the optional ones you need to sign up for?

It goes to FCPS staff.

I’m in central Ffx Co and our side road is a sheet of ice.

I didn’t get an email - is this one of the optional ones you need to sign up for?

Anonymous wrote:I just don't see all those buses starting on time.

THIS. IF there will be a delay tomorrow it will be because a majority of the buses do not start because of the cold. A fleet larger than Greyhound. This has been an issue for the 14 years I’ve had kids in this system.

My god I haven’t clicked her email in sometime. How many pages and photo ops are in one email. I do miss the day of brabrands emails

Well at least she said someone, well whoever writes her emails. Be careful everyone

I foresee many accidents tomorrow morning. Hopefully no students are involved in any major ones. Reid and her transportation staff have been playing a dangerous game this year and it will get them one time.

But would FCPS be legally liable?

Anonymous wrote:Reid just sent her weekly email. Here is the first paragraph:

I trust this note finds each of you well, especially as we deal with really cold temperatures this weekend. I want to share that staff have been driving our roads this afternoon and evening and all looks ready for school tomorrow. I trust that you each will dress warmly and travel safely in the morning. Please give yourselves plenty of time to drive given our winter conditions.

"All looks ready" ?
Dr. Reid, come to my child’s bus stop at 6:20 and ride with them to school. Set an example.

Anonymous wrote:Reid just sent her weekly email. Here is the first paragraph:

I trust this note finds each of you well, especially as we deal with really cold temperatures this weekend. I want to share that staff have been driving our roads this afternoon and evening and all looks ready for school tomorrow. I trust that you each will dress warmly and travel safely in the morning. Please give yourselves plenty of time to drive given our winter conditions.

I suspect there will be at least one incident in the morning if they end up opening on time.