Anonymous wrote:NP and also mom of first time current kinder. So, historically speaking, did APS ended on a scheduled last day in June the previous years? We did not have much snow last year so I kind of guessed that this past June, the school ended on time as scheduled? What about the year when we had tons of snow?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP sounds like a typical Arlington entitled asshole. How DARE the school system not accommodate her scheduling needs, even though there actually WAS a public comment period on the current calendar that she ignored -- but that's OK she is too important at work to pay attention to things like that.
Kindergarten first and only mom here. Also NP. I leearned of this 1/2 week nonsense a few weeks ago. I'm crossing fingers we won't miss much school and plan to yank kid those last two days. Nothing will get done on those days. It sucks for kids and teachers to go 2 days into the week. Just Olin silly to think otherwise. Frankly, my kid will learn more at tech camp than school.
Anonymous wrote:OP sounds like a typical Arlington entitled asshole. How DARE the school system not accommodate her scheduling needs, even though there actually WAS a public comment period on the current calendar that she ignored -- but that's OK she is too important at work to pay attention to things like that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just out of curiosity, why does it matter which day of the week the last day falls on?
Because some of us have jobs?
Oh right. School = childcare
I'd explain those pesky things called work schedules but I think your years of sitting in your PJs until 10 while watching Kathy Lee has made your brain...mush.
Don't get too cocky. The rest of us have figured out childcare for our kids. Not sure why it's so hard for you.
Please enlighten us about this great affordable two-day child care arrangement that is enrolling now that you've found?
Anonymous wrote:Let's reflect.
This was OPs original post:
"It’s been Friday for the past 7 years I have had elementary school kids. Calendar shows 6/20 as last day.
And MS last day is Tuesday June 19th."
You people sure read a whole lot into that question. It sounds like OP was very surprised it wasn't on a Friday like it's always been. She as looking for confirmation. Our school does not send out the Calendar and you have to search APS' obscure website to find it.
But it was a great opportunity for those that do not feel good about themselves to come out and bash somebody anonymously and use the moment to make themselves feel superior.
Anonymous wrote:I'm surprised that aftercare programs at the public school aren't covering those two days, the way they cover snow days and professional days during the school year. I'm not in APS, but that's how it worked at my son's school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just out of curiosity, why does it matter which day of the week the last day falls on?
Because some of us have jobs?
Oh right. School = childcare
I'd explain those pesky things called work schedules but I think your years of sitting in your PJs until 10 while watching Kathy Lee has made your brain...mush.
Don't get too cocky. The rest of us have figured out childcare for our kids. Not sure why it's so hard for you.
Please enlighten us about this great affordable two-day child care arrangement that is enrolling now that you've found?
Hey PP -
I don't know why you are getting so much snot. I would bet that all american sports camp will offer the two-day camp you need.
Anonymous wrote:OP sounds like a typical Arlington entitled asshole. How DARE the school system not accommodate her scheduling needs, even though there actually WAS a public comment period on the current calendar that she ignored -- but that's OK she is too important at work to pay attention to things like that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just out of curiosity, why does it matter which day of the week the last day falls on?
Because some of us have jobs?
Oh right. School = childcare
I'd explain those pesky things called work schedules but I think your years of sitting in your PJs until 10 while watching Kathy Lee has made your brain...mush.
Don't get too cocky. The rest of us have figured out childcare for our kids. Not sure why it's so hard for you.
Please enlighten us about this great affordable two-day child care arrangement that is enrolling now that you've found?