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Starting School before Labor Day a Failing idea
With a lot of our kids starting school this week, here is a an opinion article that was sent to me this morning, thought it had some merit and it does mention the lakes region and NH, so Here it is
http://www.bostonherald.com/opinion/...a_failing_move opinions comments? - I for one could not agree more, and I am sure there is more to back it up!
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Governor Wentworth District has the blizzard bags too. It saves on the missed days that they need to make up. I think starting after Labor Day is important in an area like ours.
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My opinion it’s simple. Kids go back to school the week before Labor Day means less tourism in the area at the close of the season. Here on Long Island, NY (lol) we have never started before Labor Day with a every few exceptions in certain districts a couple of years ago, which went over like a lead weight. We have always had 5 to 7 snow days built in the schedule and if they are not used the days are added to Memorial Day weekend if like last year we go over the allotment they lose the Friday before Memorial Day and if necessary an extra day at the end of the year Sent from my iPhone using Winnipesaukee Forum mobile app |
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My grandkids in MA started the Wed. before Labor Day in all the heat. STUPID.....no reason except the teachers unions will probably want to bargain about it if they change the calendar. The current situation eliminates a full week of summer vacation time for families......time to change is ling overdue.
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One more thing...one of my grandkids just started high school...and he is an honors student. Day 1 (Wednesday) was team meetings, games, team building, social, etc. NO EDUCATION. Everyone sweating in the heat...no fans, etc. Day 2 (Thursday) abbreviated class schedule to meet teachers. NO EDUCATION. Day 3 (Friday)...NO SCHOOL. Seriously, this is so stupid. When the hell do students learn ??? This is what we pay big bucks for ???
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Many high school kids work for area businesses that are in the tourist industry. It is a real strain on local businesses to lose a lot of help before the tourist season ends.
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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
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In my district, the teachers' contract stipulates the first day of school is the Tuesday after Labor Day. Teachers meet Wednesday and Thursday the week before for professional development, department meetings, etc. We are scheduled to be out June 16th with no snow days.
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After having a discussion with a former school board member for one of the towns in the southern part of the state, they explained to me the reason school's start before Labor Day, is to make room for the required Teacher Work Shops during the school year, where they have to close the schools for those days. I do know a town in Southern, NH about 10 maybe, 15 years ago now, had a citizen’s petition to stop the schools in that town from starting before Labor Day. They got the required signatures to get it on the School Ballot and the voters passed it. The school board honored it for one year then went back to having schools start before Labor Day again.
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A few thoughts from my perspective...
Teacher workshops need to be held during the school year because???? Why cannot these be held in the summer where there doesn't have to be a day off from school for the kids. The days of snow days should be a thing of the past. There is no reason with technology today, everyone now a days has internet access, a phone, a computer etc... teachers could hold classes online during bad weather. Colleges have been doing this for a long time. In fact it could be argued that a conventional classroom isn't even needed anymore. Granted for the lower grades that may be a little tougher but seriously... let's get out of the stone age! Why do schools today with their astronomical budgets not have A/C in the classroom? What the hell are they spending the money they get on? |
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Our boys go to a private catholic K-8 school on the seacoast. They start after Labor Day, and seem to get out before all of the other schools around. They still have the same state mandates for number of days in session, plus have the catholic holidays that public schools don't take.
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Here in Mass Catholic and independent schools are not required to be in session for 180 days. Instead, they answer to their accrediting bodies. Some choose to follow the public school calendar while others do not. I also have to add that teachers come back two days before the students so at least here, we are not starting before Labor Day to accommodate them. |
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They really should do away with either February or April vacation. Don't really need both. April is a crappy month to have a week off so I would do away with that one and use the time saved for the week before Labor Day.
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I was a Sales Rep for most of my professional life. At the end of the week, my manager asked "What did you sell?" He NEVER asked "how many days did you take off because it snowed?"
Teacher workshops: I pay a plumber or a doctor to do the job. I expect him/her to be trained before they get the job, not OJT on my nickel. This really has nothing to do with education. Not so long ago, but still in another century, school started after Labor Day. Same with school sports. Then, a coach figured out that if he started practice on August 15, he was 18 days ahead of all the other coaches. If you wanted to be on the team, you had to quit your summer job and show up for practice. It just grew from there. More games, start earlier, then the band had to start practicing earlier. This was paid for by the Booster Clubs, not taxpayers. In my opinion, then those who had no booster club (academics) wanted in. And now, here we are. Notice, private schools start after Labor Day and end in May or early June. How? They have longer days. How simple is that? Also notice, if you're a graduating HS senior, the year is much shorter. Teachers need all the grades and papers in, and we need time for "Senior Week". Pardon my cynicism, but the number of days needs reconsideration. BTW, I think Gilford schools are air-conditioned. I think I helped pay for it. |
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That will never happen. There's too much money involved with summer vacations, not just in this state but across the entire country. Places like Hampton Beach, Weirs Beach would be out of business if they lost the vacationers, it would be like that all across the country for places that make much of their living in those 2 to 3 months. Local economies would suffer tremendously.
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It’s even crazier when you consider that most teachers spend the last 3 or 4 days putting things away and the kids don’t get much schooling anyway.
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I agree. February is the one they should and need to keep, those are big weeks (if you include MA vacation) for those that make their living in the winter. At the very least April should be pending until the end of January. Keep it but if you already have 5 snow days by the end of January or even February, then the vacation goes away.
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IN NH anyways the following applies to "non public" schools which does not deviate from the requirements of public schools. Note the requirement is defined by hours of instruction and not by number of days. Accreditation has nothing to do with educational requirements. HAPTER Ed 400 APPROVAL OF NONPUBLIC SCHOOLS Statutory Authority: RSA 186:11, XXIX; RSA 21-N:9, II Ed 401.03 School Year. (a) Each non-public school shall maintain a school year consisting of the following number of hours of instructional time: (1) In kindergarten at least 450 hours; (2) In grades one through 6, at least 945 hours; and (3) In grades 7 through 12 at least 990 hours. |
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NH requires a set number of hours, MA requires a set number of days. To be counted as a day in MA, students need to be in school through lunch. My school district schedules two professional development day before Labor Day and a few throughout the year via early releases, so there aren't a ton of "wasted" days.
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I have said from day one that schools should have the blizzard bags.... I think Moultonboro did a fantastic thing for starting that. I wish all schools up here would also. When I was young we grew up on those and they worked out great. It can be as simple as a drawing for the younger kids or something simple on the computer for the older ones.
As far as starting after Labor Day heck yes...... It's to hot in the classrooms with no AC and they also have them go three days and then off Friday and Monday. So just go after Labor. It's strange how every public school up here also starts either this week or after Labor Day. Keep all them at same dates. For instance Laconia got out June 15th and goes back after Labor Day! Meredith got out June 22nd and went back Tuesday. It does hurt our economy up here due to the kids have to go back so they lose out on a paycheck and the business lose out on their employees. |
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Do kids need a winter break AND a spring break?
I don't know about your NH town but in our town, students have a winter break (last week of February) and a spring break (last week of April). Where I grew up in CT, we only had one 'week long' break between Christmas and the end of the school year. Seems like we could eliminate one of those two weeks and have them start school later (after labor day) and finish school earlier? Snow days are a variable so bake a few in and go with it.
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What/Who's best?
I can't get over the irony. Statewide, we're arguing two of the best school systems in the USA, over a few "wasted" days. Obviously, to me, the days are wasted and school administrators should go back to generating quality "product" and get over the hangup on number of days. If my child is sick and misses five days in the winter, s/he doesn't have to make it up in June. Why should we do this arbitrary stuff about snow days? or 185 vs. 180 days?
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Interesting how all the different states, towns, and private institutions have different policies. Seems like everyone has their own different experiences to share from when they were kids.
Imagine raising children in Maine. Some kids go back to school in mid August and have about a three week harvest break in September depending on where your student goes to school. (Article from a year ago) Traditional potato harvest break continues at some Aroostook County schools https://fiddleheadfocus.com/2017/08/...ounty-schools/ |
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Really is no need to reinvent the wheel. If the kids should all go back after Labor Day, which I agree with, just add a couple of days to the end of the year and if you don’t use all your snow days then just let them out earlier in June.
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I think the problem is educators make it more difficult than it has to be. They would like to make you think education is a science and it takes more time to teach than it did 50 years ago. They are forever developing new ways to teach math, science, English. What happened to simple reading, writing, and “rithmatic”? As far as I know, none of these have changed since I was in school and I went back after Labor Day and was out by June 23rd. (We also didn’t have monthly “teacher development” days - always adjacent to long weekends)
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Much of the rest of the country have schools starting early to mid August and they always do fine. They get out late May
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Teachers have a tough job backed by a very powerful union which ensures that they are well-compensated (I have many issues around this but that is for another time). However, various agencies and constituencies are responsible for a great many aspects of education that those in the classroom have to implement, whether or not they think it in the best interest of their students. As more mandates come down, the union advocates for more benefits for its members. Regarding returning to school after Labor Day to allow vacations and teenagers to work, there are a great many people, especially parents of younger children, who can't wait for school to start as child care can be a challenge. Schools, right or wrong (and I am sure there are lots of opinions on both sides) are asked to do more today than decades ago. On a larger scale, it's not just schools. Remember flying 30 years ago? Minimal gate checks, no elaborate electronic ticketing system, no need for ID's, etc. Lots of regulations and societal changes have brought change to the airline industry including increased bureaucracy and need for addition workers - which comes at a cost. Many other industries follow suit. To address the original post, I start before Labor Day which works well. Having a place on the lake, I still get there for the long weekend - so for me, it's a win-win. I get the LD weekend and start my summer season before the crowds arise as my year ends in early June. Finally, before anyone jumps down my throat as to being an over paid, underworked teacher, I work in a school but am not a teacher and not a part of the MTA - but recognize the teachers in my school are worth what they are paid! |
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Totally agree that all schools should begin after Labor Day. And since 180 school days are mandated, why do the kids need a week off at Christmas, a week off in February, and a week off in April???? Why not a Christmas vacation and a March vacation?
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I agree absolutely..... We don't need February and April vacation get rid of Apirl... Now if you have a child in Meredith it's gotten worse with vacation. They now have gone from two days off for Thanksgiving to the whole week off now..... So now they have week off for Thanksgiving a week for Christmas a week for February a week for April and all the other days here in there. They say the extra days on Thanksgiving are for Teacher Workshop days!
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Starting School before Labor Day
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What a great article! Straightforward, logical, and for someone who is employed by a school district, trying to understand "their" reasoning, (which I don't) the start date ahead of Labor Day puts enormous pressure on custodian staff and tradespeople to perform the "Deep Clean" of each school building. This is only after summer school and "enrichment" programs have ceased on August the 17th. So again we spend copious amounts of overtime (tax payers $) to be "school ready" in our case, on the 27th of August. Nuts....bring me back to the 60's! Michael Graham, I loved him on 96.9 talk radio which for some reason got silenced. Must have been their subversive slant! |
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Yes, everything that the government takes over gets more and more complicated. They have too many people that sit all day and make rules and regulations for everything!
Does it really matter if the kids went 180 days if they didn't learn anything? Does it really matter if they have big fancy building if they could learn sitting on the lawn? The GWRSD District has been having more than a week for Christmas vacation too. I don't know about this coming year. |
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