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Should students have to attend online classes when snow closes schools?
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Many colleges and universities are now having students attend class online when the weather makes travel dangerous, as are some K-12 districts.
Many colleges and universities are now having students attend class online when the weather makes travel dangerous, as are some K-12 districts.
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Most K-12 districts this week closed altogether for snow days instead of requiring online classes, but the pandemic has created new capabilities for online learning.
Most K-12 districts this week closed altogether for snow days instead of requiring online classes, but the pandemic has created new capabilities for online learning.
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Harry D
Heck no. Students need an actual snow day so they can go outside and shovel the snow off their sidewalks to avoid $500 per day fines from the City. The sidewalk must remain clear of snow and ice, even if it is still snowing and the streets are not even plowed. Don't you read your own reporting KMIZ?
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Max DeYoung
Harry, I am just shocked, that you question the "Rules and Regulations" that our city leaders have blessed us with. Shocked, I say. Furthermore, they leave that snow and ice on the road, to protect our tires, from the potholes.
Georgia Empie
Because snow days are already worked into the school schedule and its something the kids look forward to. No school, no waking up early, and playing in the snow.
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