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Anonymous wrote:Yesterday my sophomore’s teacher for one of the periods told them all to just go home. The classroom chairs had already been packed up.

How do sophomores "just go home"? They don't drive.

NP and they walk or they walk to restaurants and stores near the school. My freshman and friends have been doing it all week if they class wasn’t doing anything and I would get a text that the “teacher didn’t care.” It was crazy to me but then at pick up, I’d see the town filled with HS kids. It’s Madison, before you ask.

She went yesterday and quickly left again when she realized attendance marked everyone for every class excused for “student activity.”

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My high schooler went because he wanted to see friends. but crazy it counts as a school day because it was 2 hours long and he said all they did was play on their phones.

I know we have 180 days of school but they are not all productive and HS has been a joke for the last 2 weeks.

It was a 2 hour early release? So 5 hours.

No, HS is a two-hour day, not a two-hour early release.

Pretty ridiculous. 10-15 minutes per class. I guess it was enough time to say goodbye to their teachers.

Sophomore DD went after school let out because she had forgotten to return her laptop. There were a few other kids walking into the building with theirs so she wasn’t alone.

DC did not go - they just stuff the kids in the gym for 2 hours...what's the point?

I teach 6th and all of the students in both of my classes (I partner with another teacher) were there.

We had our promotion ceremony on Monday night (only day we could get the high school auditorium.) Today was our clap out/ final send off.

so 6th graders are no longer doing the send off on the last day? One thing my daughter miss out in 2020 was that.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My high schooler went because he wanted to see friends. but crazy it counts as a school day because it was 2 hours long and he said all they did was play on their phones.

I know we have 180 days of school but they are not all productive and HS has been a joke for the last 2 weeks.

It was a 2 hour early release? So 5 hours.

No, HS is a two-hour day, not a two-hour early release.

Wouldn't have even crossed my mind to not send my 6th grader to school today.

My sophomore went and was excited to get breakfast afterwards with friends.

Anonymous wrote:My HSrs did NOT go and have not gone in since last week.

I don’t understand this. My kid’s high school requires either a final or graded assignment during the final time.

6th grade teacher. My whole class was in attendance today.

Anonymous wrote:My high schooler went because he wanted to see friends. but crazy it counts as a school day because it was 2 hours long and he said all they did was play on their phones.

I know we have 180 days of school but they are not all productive and HS has been a joke for the last 2 weeks.

It was a 2 hour early release? So 5 hours.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yesterday my sophomore’s teacher for one of the periods told them all to just go home. The classroom chairs had already been packed up.

How do sophomores "just go home"? They don't drive.

+1 this sounds made up.

my rising senior did not go.

Attendance way down at MS