School's in
I suppose starting school the week before Labor Day is better than starting in early August, but not by a whole lot. With a three day weekend on the horizon, and summer temperatures still in the forecast, there's little chance of any real learning taking place the next five days.
Still, remember that there'll be a bit more traffic in the mornings on local streets, with school buses and parents running their kids up to school, and in some parts of town, expect to see kids actually walking or riding bikes to school.
Drive a little bit more carefully, OK?
Still, remember that there'll be a bit more traffic in the mornings on local streets, with school buses and parents running their kids up to school, and in some parts of town, expect to see kids actually walking or riding bikes to school.
Drive a little bit more carefully, OK?
Labels: Durham, Pedestrian safety, schools
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2 Comments:
Don't worry, I made sure that my student's started working day one. I can't afford to fall behind schedule so early in the year!
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Anonymous, at 4:23 PM
i always started school on the Wednesday after Labor Day. I suspect that teachers having a pretty decent union had something to do with that long weekend still being part of the summer holiday.
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Barry, at 10:20 PM
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