I understand your frustration. I have a 7th grader that is getting the hang of having school closed 1 day per week on average because of cold or snow. The dumb broads that run the district will close the school for almost any reason. I understand that the buses cannot get down the roads if the snow is too deep, that is understandable, and I would hate to see a bus wreck because the dirt roads are not plowed. But to close the school due to cold weather is beyond my comprehension. I remember going to school when it was below zero all the time. But due to lawyers and the sue happy world someones kids may be too dumb to put on a hat and a coat and freeze to death because of stupidity. I think about it this way, What is the school telling the kids....If it is too cold you do not have to go to school, if there is too much snow, too low of wind chill. (any excuse basically) The kid(s) will grow up thinking---Wow, why do I have to go to work, it is too cold, whatever.
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