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Canyon Fire 2 Saftey First

86 Comments

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Yida
8 years ago

No

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Ndjdsb
8 years ago

This blows

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Shelly Deb
8 years ago

We live in Anaheim hills. My daughter is in Troy junior year..

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Mariana Plasencia
8 years ago

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Steven Akiyama
8 years ago

Pls, the air isn’t toxic.

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Amanda
8 years ago

Come on, high school's bad enough. Now you're going to surround them in smoke? Not only is this terrible for their health but you know that annoying kid that asks to borrow your pencil every damn day, but you KNOW they're not going to give it back, yet the next day they STILL dont have a pencil because they lost they borrowed from you? Let me just say, there's going to be a lot more of those if you force students with little to no school supplies to come to school. Not only are a good amount of your teachers too stingy to hand out functioning pencils (AT LEAST Ticonderoga, I get it the 50 cent 4th of July pencils are on clearance but dO YOU UNDERSTAND THE PAIN OF SHARPENING AND BREAKING THAT PENCIL? DO YOU??) there's a high chance they might even dock students off for not being prepared. By the way this all increases stress levels in both students and teachers, so the probability of someone punching someone else in the face is definitely set for exponential increase. I'm just spittin facts, fam.

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Pessimist
8 years ago

What is the point of this if no school official will see this?

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Kyle Wonbin Kim
8 years ago

My house is next to the fire and my dog Bella keeps farting. I'm scared

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Evian Shavers
8 years ago

Idk

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

I currently cannot attend school because I was evacuated before being able to reach my house to retrieve my backpack, chromebook, and textbooks. The remainder of my day consisted of me driving for 11 slow hours.

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Daniel
8 years ago

No school

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A Firefighter around this area
8 years ago Featured

The after math of the detrimental fire is unsafe for students. The air quality can lead to possible health hazards that should not be risked. Students should also be excused for the rest of the week due to possible traumatic experiences from a tragedy so close to their homes.

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

The fire has affected us and the fact that the school expect that the children still have to be ready for tests and quizzes after this catastrophe is unbelievable.

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John Doe
8 years ago

This is ridiculous I can’t have my child in this bad air quality without the necessary supplies from our house we evacuated

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Brandon Hendrie
8 years ago

Ik it's not gonna work but an extra day to do random stuff? Sign me up!

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Jenna yeam
8 years ago

They should not have to go to school. San Clemente highschool shouldn’t ether

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Anonymous
8 years ago

PUT AN END TO THIS NOW

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I think it is important that the school will take into account the devastating effects of the fire on the students.

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a student
8 years ago

please I love my life

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I agree that those displaced by the fire should have a day to organize things and recover