Anonymous wrote:These VA schools are the true leaders. Schools waiting are cowards.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I make the final decision about my kid’s safety, not the school. If I disagree with the school’s call to open the school in inclement weather, I keep my kid home.
The admin and teachers at your child’s school definitely hate you
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our private K-8 follows mcps. I’m assuming because this makes it easy. I’m hoping mcps calls a delay tonight so we can plan already.
I’m on the board of a local private. It’s much easier from a liability perspective to have a hard rule of following a county. I would be nervous not to and be open and god forbid there’s an accident, potentially it could open the school to liability. Should be excused under act of god but would still be a pain to deal with.
Tell this to my school. Ever since covid and getting a new head we’ve stopped following the county and teachers with kids have to scramble.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I make the final decision about my kid’s safety, not the school. If I disagree with the school’s call to open the school in inclement weather, I keep my kid home.
The admin and teachers at your child’s school definitely hate you
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I make the final decision about my kid’s safety, not the school. If I disagree with the school’s call to open the school in inclement weather, I keep my kid home.
The admin and teachers at your child’s school definitely hate you
No they don’t. It’s no worse for them than if a kid stayed home sick on a day school was open.
When my kid was little, we lived in Arlington but attended elementary school at a Reston private. They once stayed open even though the publics closed. We tried to drive in, got stuck, had to turn around and come home. The school was entirely understanding when I called to say DC wouldn’t be in because the roads out of our neighborhood were impassable.
If your school is open but you can’t safely get there, stay home. Schools do not in fact want you to risk a crash to try to get your kid in on a snowy day.