The district finally agreed to close the schools due to the flooding. It was a long road to get them to listen but I am relieved that the students will stay safe at home today.
The response to this has been overwhelming and honestly a bit exhausting to keep up with. It feels like people are finally seeing how dangerous these conditions actually are for us.
January 23, 2017
The feedback from people dealing with these flooded streets has been overwhelming and honestly heartbreaking. I am still trying to get someone in the administration to acknowledge these conditions despite the silence we keep hitting.
Reached 100 supporters
January 23, 2017
498 Comments
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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This weather prevents us from doing basic things like moving from class to class during passing period. For example, the hail today made many people slip because of the slippery floor. Must we go to school if weather is this severe?
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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I think that this is a good idea because the parents are going to have trouble driving through the flood and if there leaks and holes in the school buildings , it will not be safe for students to be in the classrooms.
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Ellie
9 years ago
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I agree with this petetion. Students who have to walk will be soaked . They may becomce sick. Also there laptops,notebooks, PE clothes, etc can get ruined . Also traffic is crazy when it is raining . It makes kids more late and sometimes they can not help it . These are some of the reasons .
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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to much water and flooded areas, need a full day to study for finals, lightning is rlly dangerous especially for the sports who's coaches won't cancel practice, parking lot mess.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Majority of the Students in the Tusd walk to and from school without having a choice for valid reasons such as both parents work, no money for other type of transportation. Students walking in these harsh conditions is very critical.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
These conditions are dangerous, not only in school campuses but for the many who have to walk to school in these dangerous conditions. Education is significant to our lives, that's why the conditions we are studying in are important as well
The district finally agreed to close the schools due to the flooding. It was a long road to get them to listen but I am relieved that the students will stay safe at home today.
The response to this has been overwhelming and honestly a bit exhausting to keep up with. It feels like people are finally seeing how dangerous these conditions actually are for us.
January 23, 2017
The feedback from people dealing with these flooded streets has been overwhelming and honestly heartbreaking. I am still trying to get someone in the administration to acknowledge these conditions despite the silence we keep hitting.
Reached 100 supporters
January 23, 2017
498 Comments
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
This weather prevents us from doing basic things like moving from class to class during passing period. For example, the hail today made many people slip because of the slippery floor. Must we go to school if weather is this severe?
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
I think that this is a good idea because the parents are going to have trouble driving through the flood and if there leaks and holes in the school buildings , it will not be safe for students to be in the classrooms.
E
Ellie
9 years ago
Featured
I agree with this petetion. Students who have to walk will be soaked . They may becomce sick. Also there laptops,notebooks, PE clothes, etc can get ruined . Also traffic is crazy when it is raining . It makes kids more late and sometimes they can not help it . These are some of the reasons .
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
to much water and flooded areas, need a full day to study for finals, lightning is rlly dangerous especially for the sports who's coaches won't cancel practice, parking lot mess.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
Majority of the Students in the Tusd walk to and from school without having a choice for valid reasons such as both parents work, no money for other type of transportation. Students walking in these harsh conditions is very critical.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
These conditions are dangerous, not only in school campuses but for the many who have to walk to school in these dangerous conditions. Education is significant to our lives, that's why the conditions we are studying in are important as well
This weather prevents us from doing basic things like moving from class to class during passing period. For example, the hail today made many people slip because of the slippery floor. Must we go to school if weather is this severe?