Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
BEING BACK
ONLINE SCHOOL IF THEY WILL MISS SO MANY Days 8+ days miss already/.

This is only the 5th snow day.

I think you need to subtract the 3 hour early dismissals too for the elementary schools. Thinking in hours vs days.

And two hours for each of our delayed openings.

Thinking about it some more, if we are starting at 10 built in days we wouldn’t take away the 3 hour early releases because those are already accounted for at the start of the year. Ms and HS have the equivalent of about 13 days, but ES has about 10 because of the early dismissals.

The calculation of hours does not separate out MS/HS from ES. Besides, school basically ends for HS in June. On graduation days, nothing is happening in a HS because all the teachers are at a ceremony. On SAT days, classes are pretty much canceled. If nothing else, this balances out the early release days that ES has.

Anonymous wrote:Yes it was really annoying too bc that meant rec centers were closed as well and if schools are closed at least our kids can sometimes to swim to get exercise. No reason that the rec centers needed to close they could have opened a bit late. Even 2pm would gave been fine.

Libraries were closed too!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
BEING BACK
ONLINE SCHOOL IF THEY WILL MISS SO MANY Days 8+ days miss already/.

This is only the 5th snow day.

I think you need to subtract the 3 hour early dismissals too for the elementary schools. Thinking in hours vs days.

And two hours for each of our delayed openings.

Thinking about it some more, if we are starting at 10 built in days we wouldn’t take away the 3 hour early releases because those are already accounted for at the start of the year. Ms and HS have the equivalent of about 13 days, but ES has about 10 because of the early dismissals.