Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hope your kids enjoy their day off
With no snow. Ice, sleet yes, but no snow. Fun times to play outside.![]()
Ice is WORSE . It’s way more dangerous for school employees to go in on ice.
Why can’t they sit in front of their computers from hone like they’ve been doing? I am extremely angry, and will be contacting Dr Duran to tell him so.
Custodians sit in front of computers? Nutrition staff? Security? Feel free to email Duran, you’ll look like an idiot, he won’t read it, and the weather will weather anyway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hope your kids enjoy their day off
With no snow. Ice, sleet yes, but no snow. Fun times to play outside.![]()
Ice is WORSE . It’s way more dangerous for school employees to go in on ice.
Why can’t they sit in front of their computers from hone like they’ve been doing? I am extremely angry, and will be contacting Dr Duran to tell him so.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^ why do they need to explain beyond what’s on their winter weather page? Not trying to be snarky...but it says that they make the decision with student, staff, and visitor safety as the driving factor.
They don’t. It’s ice. Bad enough dominion warned us we might lose power. But sure hold distance learning when people might lose power and not be able to attend class. I swear people will do anything to complain.
might might might..
So you woke up and chose misery again today.
Anonymous wrote:They canceled because FCPS did. Or they are afraid of power outages. Either way, we will enjoy playing in the snow/sleet/ice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hope your kids enjoy their day off
With no snow. Ice, sleet yes, but no snow. Fun times to play outside.![]()
Ice is WORSE . It’s way more dangerous for school employees to go in on ice.
Way more dangerous to get to your computer?? I get closing buildings. That makes sense. DL? Too icy between your kitchen and office???
Do you understand that if schools are considered open for the day, nutrition staff HAS to report. Why? Because meals HAVE to be provided on a sxhool day. Custodians HAVE to report. Admin HAS to report. Any federally mandated schedules tests like ACCESS/WIDA HAVE to happen? No of course you don’t because the world revolves around you and hating teachers.
The buildings were already closed for the day, so no those people weren't reporting. I really DGAF but canceling DL is beyond ridiculous.
My kid is a senior and we're beyond done with APS but I feel for the people who have to work and have little kids.
You keep saying you don’t care but your posting about it says otherwise.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hope your kids enjoy their day off
With no snow. Ice, sleet yes, but no snow. Fun times to play outside.![]()
Ice is WORSE . It’s way more dangerous for school employees to go in on ice.
Why can’t they sit in front of their computers from hone like they’ve been doing? I am extremely angry, and will be contacting Dr Duran to tell him so.
Anonymous wrote:Somebody can be curious about why they went from closing just buildings to closing buildings and classes and still be excited about the kids having a break. (I’m somebody)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL @ the different tones in the threads about the closure decision. One thread = enjoying the unexpected day off. This thread = highly upset at the decision to close.
Agreed, although I admit to being disturbed by (and frankly concerned for) those who seem ready to fire Duran because he happened to call a snow day.
“Student mental health is SUFFERING!!!!!”
“Here’s a day to just not log into DL. Tell them to sleep, read a book, relax, enjoy “
“how dare you my child needs to be learning!”
You don't know that those are the same posters.
Oh yes I do. Because there are certain people who will complain no matter WHAT schools do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hope your kids enjoy their day off
With no snow. Ice, sleet yes, but no snow. Fun times to play outside.![]()
Ice is WORSE . It’s way more dangerous for school employees to go in on ice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish APS would explain. Why do they hand down decisions like this and just watch everybody speculate and bicker?
The explanation is it’s weather. Nobody told you you had to bicker.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL @ the different tones in the threads about the closure decision. One thread = enjoying the unexpected day off. This thread = highly upset at the decision to close.
Agreed, although I admit to being disturbed by (and frankly concerned for) those who seem ready to fire Duran because he happened to call a snow day.
“Student mental health is SUFFERING!!!!!”
“Here’s a day to just not log into DL. Tell them to sleep, read a book, relax, enjoy “
“how dare you my child needs to be learning!”
You don't know that those are the same posters.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL @ the different tones in the threads about the closure decision. One thread = enjoying the unexpected day off. This thread = highly upset at the decision to close.
Agreed, although I admit to being disturbed by (and frankly concerned for) those who seem ready to fire Duran because he happened to call a snow day.
“Student mental health is SUFFERING!!!!!”
“Here’s a day to just not log into DL. Tell them to sleep, read a book, relax, enjoy “
“how dare you my child needs to be learning!”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL @ the different tones in the threads about the closure decision. One thread = enjoying the unexpected day off. This thread = highly upset at the decision to close.
Agreed, although I admit to being disturbed by (and frankly concerned for) those who seem ready to fire Duran because he happened to call a snow day.
“Student mental health is SUFFERING!!!!!”
“Here’s a day to just not log into DL. Tell them to sleep, read a book, relax, enjoy “
“how dare you my child needs to be learning!”