Anonymous wrote:For those of you who said teachers sent assignments, how does that work with the new semester? My HS kid has new teachers in all classes other than AP lang. I don't think he's gotten any emails from teachers. I just looked on Canvas and saw there's something for AP comp sci due tomorrow, but that may have been there from before the teacher knew he wouldn't have had any instructional days with these kids yet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some of the private schools are going back tomorrow (Thursday) with a two hour delay. So I think it’s possible MCPS does a two hour delay Friday. But they might just view a delayed Friday opening as not worth the effort.
The Private schools don't have to worry about walkers and bus stops for the most part. A lot of the private schools that use bus service do pickups in commercial parking lots that have been cleared out. They aren't picking up kids standing on the side of a 4 lane road on top of a wall of ice.
Childcare providers that use MCPS facilities don't have to worry about walkers and bus stops for the most part. They don't provide bus service. They aren't picking up kids standing on the side of a 4 lane road on top of a wall of ice.
This post was in regards to having a 2 hr delay on Friday. Childcare was not mentioned once in the original post or the reply. Stop trying to shoehorn it into every single post.
Actually it was about private schools opening tomorrow (with a delay)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some of the private schools are going back tomorrow (Thursday) with a two hour delay. So I think it’s possible MCPS does a two hour delay Friday. But they might just view a delayed Friday opening as not worth the effort.
The Private schools don't have to worry about walkers and bus stops for the most part. A lot of the private schools that use bus service do pickups in commercial parking lots that have been cleared out. They aren't picking up kids standing on the side of a 4 lane road on top of a wall of ice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some of the private schools are going back tomorrow (Thursday) with a two hour delay. So I think it’s possible MCPS does a two hour delay Friday. But they might just view a delayed Friday opening as not worth the effort.
The Private schools don't have to worry about walkers and bus stops for the most part. A lot of the private schools that use bus service do pickups in commercial parking lots that have been cleared out. They aren't picking up kids standing on the side of a 4 lane road on top of a wall of ice.
Childcare providers that use MCPS facilities don't have to worry about walkers and bus stops for the most part. They don't provide bus service. They aren't picking up kids standing on the side of a 4 lane road on top of a wall of ice.
This post was in regards to having a 2 hr delay on Friday. Childcare was not mentioned once in the original post or the reply. Stop trying to shoehorn it into every single post.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some of the private schools are going back tomorrow (Thursday) with a two hour delay. So I think it’s possible MCPS does a two hour delay Friday. But they might just view a delayed Friday opening as not worth the effort.
The Private schools don't have to worry about walkers and bus stops for the most part. A lot of the private schools that use bus service do pickups in commercial parking lots that have been cleared out. They aren't picking up kids standing on the side of a 4 lane road on top of a wall of ice.
Childcare providers that use MCPS facilities don't have to worry about walkers and bus stops for the most part. They don't provide bus service. They aren't picking up kids standing on the side of a 4 lane road on top of a wall of ice.
Anonymous wrote:For those of you who said teachers sent assignments, how does that work with the new semester? My HS kid has new teachers in all classes other than AP lang. I don't think he's gotten any emails from teachers. I just looked on Canvas and saw there's something for AP comp sci due tomorrow, but that may have been there from before the teacher knew he wouldn't have had any instructional days with these kids yet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some of the private schools are going back tomorrow (Thursday) with a two hour delay. So I think it’s possible MCPS does a two hour delay Friday. But they might just view a delayed Friday opening as not worth the effort.
The Private schools don't have to worry about walkers and bus stops for the most part. A lot of the private schools that use bus service do pickups in commercial parking lots that have been cleared out. They aren't picking up kids standing on the side of a 4 lane road on top of a wall of ice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Could they have prepared better by thinking how to do some instruction during a week-long shutdown? At lease make the effort, send textbooks, emails, assignments, ask kids to read X,Y,Z. Just for performance's sake, if not for real, since they are so good at performing - just look at the head of MCPS rapping in videos. The lack of care and focus on actual instruction and academics is staggering. Snow days just expose the dysfunction of the whole system.
I just wish parents cared this much about their kid's education when school is actually in session. It only mysteriously seems to happen when schools are closed.
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More likely that kids are too busy working with expensive tutors to remediate the basic skills you failed to properly teach
Even the best teachers can't teach a rock how to read.
The tutor managed to make more progress in two sessions than her teacher did in 3 months
Anonymous wrote:Any guesses for Friday??
Anonymous wrote:Some of the private schools are going back tomorrow (Thursday) with a two hour delay. So I think it’s possible MCPS does a two hour delay Friday. But they might just view a delayed Friday opening as not worth the effort.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Could they have prepared better by thinking how to do some instruction during a week-long shutdown? At lease make the effort, send textbooks, emails, assignments, ask kids to read X,Y,Z. Just for performance's sake, if not for real, since they are so good at performing - just look at the head of MCPS rapping in videos. The lack of care and focus on actual instruction and academics is staggering. Snow days just expose the dysfunction of the whole system.
I just wish parents cared this much about their kid's education when school is actually in session. It only mysteriously seems to happen when schools are closed.
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More likely that kids are too busy working with expensive tutors to remediate the basic skills you failed to properly teach
Even the best teachers can't teach a rock how to read.