Author Topic: Snow Day(s)  (Read 3536 times)

We never have snow days. We suck it up and walk to the school.
To get to my school, everyone would have to walk long distances across really dangerous roads.

No one lives near the school except for a very small amount of kids, and the intermediate, middle, and jr.high schools are all grouped together out in some obscure corner of the woods where no one can here you scream. That's almost all the kids in the district, grades 3-9, walking across a really long road with tons of traffic and really narrow sidewalks (actually, their technically are no sidewalks), in tons of snow. Given that there wouldn't be a lot of traffic anyway since the buses couldn't get out, there would still be a lot of trouble there.

I could suck it up maybe, but it's a bit extreme to most parents and they would just keep their kids home anyway if they had to do that. Yay snowdays for me. :D
« Last Edit: October 30, 2009, 12:18:32 AM by Dr.Block »

It only takes me about 10 minutes to walk to school. I feel lucky now.

It takes me 25 minutes :<

no snow here yet in maine :(

I live near LA, what is snow?

About 1/2 the trees here are.
you aren't that far away from me yet your weather is so different :o I love in morris county sir


our superintendent never lets us have snow days. his daughter is in a few of my classes, everyone gets mad at her lolol. the superintendent is cool though, he lives around the corner from me.



It doesn't snow in my town. Ever.

Snow in the mountains, but not here.

I can assure you that there is 0 snow in the uk.

Last year here in Kansas, We had a huge ammount of snow one day.
It was half as high as my house's fence, which is roughly 5 feet

Enjoy your shortened summer.

no snow here yet in maine :(

What the forget!  Since when is there someone else from Maine on these forums.  And snow is expected next week.