Anonymous wrote:Options A and B-no way. So they shortened summer last year and want to shorten it again this year? Wow. That's harsh. Kids in sports and band would start camps a week earlier-that means near the end of July? Weather can't always been depended on in early June. We like to buy a pool membership but probably would not if options A or B were chosen. We would barely make use of it. It was bad enough they started before Labor Day this year. It was tough for my kids and a lot of other kids I know.
Anonymous wrote:Start Aug. 28. 2 day Thanksgiving holiday, 7 day Winter break, end on June 7 or 10.
Anonymous wrote:As a teacher, I don’t like these. I don’t need 8 days before school starts to get ready. I need the two teacher workdays at the end of the quarter instead to plan, grade, and meet with colleagues. I really wonder who come up with these.
Anonymous wrote:As a teacher, I don’t like these. I don’t need 8 days before school starts to get ready. I need the two teacher workdays at the end of the quarter instead to plan, grade, and meet with colleagues. I really wonder who come up with these.
In developing the 2018-2019 Standard School Calendar, a calendar committee was formed to assist in guiding the development of the calendar. The committee was composed of representatives from a variety of internal and external constituent groups. It included representatives of VOICE, FCCPTA, FCPS teacher and staff associations, testing services, curriculum and instruction, professional development and student activities. In addition, the calendar was discussed with various groups including STAC, FCCPTA, and several employee groups.
Anonymous wrote:Is there an opportunity for public comment? Just showing up at the meeting on 12/7?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know when school will start in August 2018?
Options are start August 22 with winter break 12/24-1/4 , start August 23 with winter break 12/24-1/1 or start August 28 with winter break 12/24-1/4.
So, no more two week winter breaks.
The third option is two weeks for winter break.