My schools calender
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Last year was the first day ever I didn't get a snow day, or any unexpected days off. I wonder how I can get none, and in Kentucky you usually get so many that spring break is cancelled and school moves forward. Do you cancel school with only a few inches or at every snowfall? Maybe you might, if you don't have many snowplows and can't clear the roads fast.
Also, Box-Poorsoft is Poorsoft (ip confirmed), if it wasn't obvious already. -
Where I live in Kentucky, school gets cancelled if there's one snowflake outside, or if there's any "flooding". Most of the time, I have no idea why school gets cancelled; I look outside and everything is fine but I don't complain. Once, when I was in sixth grade, we had exactly 30 days of Winter Break because after it was over we missed like 2 extra weeks of school for snow (we didn't get our until June that year)
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I am sorry for u! I start on sunday.
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oh i live in Michigan im a yankee.
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@Box-Poorsoft (View Post)
I thought everyone knew already. If someone named box-jacob1 posted and it wasn't me, I would say something. Also, I know who @PackedBread really is... -
I just can't imagine your snowday system. Here in Finland 4-5,5 months there's snow. It is not plowed away on every small street, but it changes nothing. If there's just inch or two of snow, it's not plowed away, and everything goes on. We can stay inside school on recesses if it's less than -25 celciuses, but people still come to school buy bikes. It's just the matter of getting used to something. It's been like this for thousands of years, so everything goes on as normal. Also, it's not extraordinary to have over meter of snowsnow in somewhere ite not plowed.
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Michigan had no winter last year and it was hot like a Mother (BEAB) are school is practecly retarted all the other schools said we suck and look we had 6 inches of snow thats the limit to close or 8 in 6th grade we had 12 inchs of snow so i believe globel warming is real.
