Last night we got quite a dumping of snow. There was about a foot (30 cm) piled up on the patio chairs this morning, although it's impossible to tell what of that was new and what was old--but most of it was new. The snow was also powder, that elusive substance so beloved by skiers and snowboarders
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A snow day sounds wonderful. But I have to admit I am curious as to how your school plans for snow days, and how they make them up later on (if needed, that is.)
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Maryland school districts generally budgeted a few extra days in the calendar for snow days. If they didn't use them, they came off of the end of the year; extra days went onto the end of the year. (Occasionally they took away part of Spring Break, and one disastrous year when I was in 7th grade, they extended the school day by a half-hour at the beginning and end of the day. I really should read my contract to see what they're allowed to take and not here in Vermont, but my school calendar says simply that they'll be added to the end of the year, so I'm hoping our union has locked in our mid-year breaks so that they can't be touched.)
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Beautiful scenery though. ;)
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I can't even remember the last time we were above freezing (we were close to freezing yesterday), and it's supposed to get insanely cold starting tomorrow. (And of course, I have outside recess duty!)
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