Author Topic: No school.  (Read 778 times)

It was about -30/-40 today and yesterday. My bus driver called us and said the bus wouldn't start. My dad was already at work, but my parents were fine with me staying home.

Discuss snow days or just having no school in general.

It almost never snows here. I remember one time when it did, nobody went to school....the roads were open and stuff, but everyone just decided not to go.

I'm swapping schools, so i haven't gone to school in four weeks.

I have no school because it was MLK day yesterday, and today is a teacher planning day for the new semester starting tomorrow.

Theres a foot of snow and I still have school. Before I moved it was like: "1-2 inches and no school"

When its in the 120's we still have to go to school, but we have to stay inside and it sucks.



You get used to it
i swear if it was 120 where i am you would see me going to school every day wearing a ring of ice packs and constantly drenching myself with ice water

i swear if it was 120 where i am you would see me going to school every day wearing a ring of ice packs and constantly drenching myself with ice water
I haven't experienced that type of weather for a while, moved to a cooler area. Makes it worse when the roads get super heated, burns the poor animals feet :c

winter here is probably -5

I have no school because it was MLK day yesterday, and today is a teacher planning day for the new semester starting tomorrow.
It hardly snows here, anyways. But even an inch is enough to stop school. Also:
When its in the 120's we still have to go to schoo.

Quite a lot of snow here, but school doesn't care about such stuff.

We've got a lot of snow, but the school just called a late start :'(

It almost never snows here. I remember one time when it did, nobody went to school....the roads were open and stuff, but everyone just decided not to go.

I'm swapping schools, so i haven't gone to school in four weeks.

Snow in Arizona? I didn't even know it was possible.

so tell him to put alcohol in/on the engine