Snow make up day has been canceled due to snow has not melted (public school, law)
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North Carolina requires students to attend at least 125 or is it 127? Anyways schools need to be closed by June 10th.
It was 180 days in Virginia when I was in school. It always snowed a lot there. It was not uncommon for us to go up till June 14th or 15th due to missing so much school.
These the genius people that decided to have school on a weekend? Why not just add a week onto the end of the year?
We can't, by state law. We had Saturday make-up days in Wake, due to the year round schools. Many parents, including me, prefered it to loosing a long weekend that we usually had plans for.
I wonder how the high country schools Watuga, Avery, Burke etc are going to make up their school days. They have been out for at least 3 weeks maybe more.
I wonder how the high country schools Watuga, Avery, Burke etc are going to make up their school days. They have been out for at least 3 weeks maybe more.
One year in Northern Va we were out for 12 days some of them were forgiven and the others were made up by adding 30 mins to the end of each day( a few mins to each class) until it was made up.
It was 180 days in Virginia when I was in school. It always snowed a lot there. It was not uncommon for us to go up till June 14th or 15th due to missing so much school.
Apparently here you cannot go pass specified date, therefore as a result it limits some options.
North Carolina requires students to attend at least 125 or is it 127? Anyways schools need to be closed by June 10th.
It's 180 days...
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