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Apr 28, 2009
Heard at a teacher meeting the the state is going to gradually reduce the number of snow days allowed. Next year, schools will be allowed 3 days without making them up (currently there are 5). The following year, 1 will be allowed, and eventually they will be phased out.
Teachers in my district have said this is an attempt to increase the number of school days without increasing teacher pay. This will work for 5 days.
What do you think? We typically use the 5 days, because we do get bad winter storms. They are already built into the school calendar, so if we don't use them...essentially the teachers are working without compensation.
Teachers that are talking about it have speculated that we will have "built in" makeup days. So, if we have a snow day, a day like Martin Luther King Day would be one that we would have to attend school.
What do you think? Has anyone heard anything?
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On 4/28/09, Will it really happen? wrote: > Hello, > > Heard at a teacher meeting the the state is going to > gradually reduce the number of snow days allowed. Ne...See More