Anonymous wrote:NY only had 1 day off from school - for the same storm.

You want to compare NYC to this region? How unserious you sound!

NY only had 1 day off from school - for the same storm.

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Anonymous wrote:The cold emergency ends at 10 AM. A two hour delay would protect students from standing outside or walking in the windchills below zero.

Do you think there will be a delay?

Pretty sure this was a troll, right? No one legitimately thought there would be a delay.

It's either a troll or a mentally ill person. There are many who find DCUM. Mostly they post on the Political Forum, but sometimes they also like to exploit the resentment for schools and teachers that some fragile parents have. Last week it got really bad on the DCPS, FCPS and MCPS boards with a number of posters viciously bashing teachers for schools not reopening - gave me pandemic vibes.

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Anonymous wrote:The cold emergency ends at 10 AM. A two hour delay would protect students from standing outside or walking in the windchills below zero.

Do you think there will be a delay?

Pretty sure this was a troll, right? No one legitimately thought there would be a delay.

Probably, or wish fulfillment from an MCPS staffer hoping to stay home in bed 2 hours longer.

Anonymous wrote:The cold emergency ends at 10 AM. A two hour delay would protect students from standing outside or walking in the windchills below zero.

Do you think there will be a delay?

Pretty sure this was a troll, right? No one legitimately thought there would be a delay.

Anonymous wrote:Wind chills below zero and parents trying to argue crocks and hoodies are appropriate clothing. Idiocracy indeed.

I didn't post about crocs and hoodies, but have in fact noticed teenage boys wearing those to show they're cool and tough even though they'll be at risk of frostbites.

But that's just teenage boys being stupid, and if you have a teenager, you know that they have minds of their own.

Anonymous wrote:The cold emergency ends at 10 AM. A two hour delay would protect students from standing outside or walking in the windchills below zero.

Do you think there will be a delay?

Oh FFS.

Anonymous wrote:Yay we are on time.

Exactly. Kid just left for the bus. Thankful for full learning days

Yay we are on time.

Closure is definitely necessary.

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Anonymous wrote:A call for something like this would have happened by now.

Did anyone seriously think we’d be delayed tomorrow? No, we’re not.

Yes. Because the buses won’t start.
Just wait and see at 5 am.

On Saturday, when it was MUCH colder, MCPS schoolbuses were running no problem at my kids' school, where I was volunteering.
You're not credible.
STOP FEAR-MONGERING.

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Anonymous wrote:A call for something like this would have happened by now.

Did anyone seriously think we’d be delayed tomorrow? No, we’re not.

Yes. Because the buses won’t start.
Just wait and see at 5 am.

Anonymous wrote:A call for something like this would have happened by now.

Did anyone seriously think we’d be delayed tomorrow? No, we’re not.

Wind chills below zero and parents trying to argue crocks and hoodies are appropriate clothing. Idiocracy indeed.