Winnipesaukee Forum - View Single Post - Starting School before Labor Day a Failing idea

AC2717 · 08-30-2018, 11:22 AM

i agree Joey, but I do not see the need to add days, i am of the belief that less is more, after these tests they are forced to take, which I am fine with, the lesson plan is over basically. Being from a long line of teachers, which is still going, and not being one myself, I hear this all the time, and I tend to agree.

We all went after labor day and were done middle of June and had snow days that would be built into the school year, why did it need to change,

Snow bags are great, and online is great for snow days, do not understand why other than price that more school departments in the northeast do not subscribe to this

i always find it funny that there is rarely a full week Monday through Friday without a interruption of a half day due to a professional day or something like that, or yet again another scheduled day off, enough with them already

08-30-2018, 11:22 AM	#10
AC2717 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Maynard, MA & Paugus Bay Posts: 2,522 Thanks: 747 Thanked 344 Times in 257 Posts	i agree Joey, but I do not see the need to add days, i am of the belief that less is more, after these tests they are forced to take, which I am fine with, the lesson plan is over basically. Being from a long line of teachers, which is still going, and not being one myself, I hear this all the time, and I tend to agree. We all went after labor day and were done middle of June and had snow days that would be built into the school year, why did it need to change, Snow bags are great, and online is great for snow days, do not understand why other than price that more school departments in the northeast do not subscribe to this i always find it funny that there is rarely a full week Monday through Friday without a interruption of a half day due to a professional day or something like that, or yet again another scheduled day off, enough with them already __________________ Capt. of the "No Worries"