Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was at a playground with my toddler and was surprised by the number of big kids there.
There are private schools, you know.
Most private schools have Spring Break in March between 3-4th quarter. Most don't have off Easter Week.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was at a playground with my toddler and was surprised by the number of big kids there.
There are private schools, you know.
Anonymous wrote:I was at a playground with my toddler and was surprised by the number of big kids there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just goes to show you that an excused absence means parents don't care. I highly doubt 20% of the school or more were on legit vacations today. Lazy lazy lazy.
Actually, what it just goes to show me is that a lot of people in Potomac go away for spring break.
Basically, things here will quickly devolve into arguments about SES
Here's a preview of the most valuable DCUM arguments re: today's absences...
1) absences today at W schools show that parents value family time and all of the enriching extracurricular experiences of travel
2) absences today at DCC schools show that parents don't value school
3) attendance today at W schools show parents value education
and
4) attendance today at DCC schools show parents value free baby-sitting and free & reduced meals
Amiright?
Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't know my kids didn't go. We spent the day in DC with visiting family
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To those whose kids went to school today, did they actually learn anything new? Just curious as something like this happened when I was younger and the "make up day" pretty much turned into video day since it was an excused absence and half the kids were out.
No dog in the fight since I don't have school aged kids, just curious how the school day was handled.
My HS DC said it was a waste of time. Nothing was taught since so many kids were absent and 1/2 the teachers were subs.
What HS does your child attend that had 50% subs?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To those whose kids went to school today, did they actually learn anything new? Just curious as something like this happened when I was younger and the "make up day" pretty much turned into video day since it was an excused absence and half the kids were out.
No dog in the fight since I don't have school aged kids, just curious how the school day was handled.
My HS DC said it was a waste of time. Nothing was taught since so many kids were absent and 1/2 the teachers were subs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just goes to show you that an excused absence means parents don't care. I highly doubt 20% of the school or more were on legit vacations today. Lazy lazy lazy.
You life is pathetically shallow.
Sorry you don't care about family.
Anonymous wrote:To those whose kids went to school today, did they actually learn anything new? Just curious as something like this happened when I was younger and the "make up day" pretty much turned into video day since it was an excused absence and half the kids were out.
No dog in the fight since I don't have school aged kids, just curious how the school day was handled.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just goes to show you that an excused absence means parents don't care. I highly doubt 20% of the school or more were on legit vacations today. Lazy lazy lazy.
Actually, what it just goes to show me is that a lot of people in Potomac go away for spring break.