The district has confirmed that classes are canceled due to the excessive heat. Thank you for your commitment to ensuring a safe learning environment for the students.
The feedback from parents regarding the temperature in these classrooms has been overwhelming. I am currently compiling these accounts to present to the district leadership for a formal review.
Reached 100 supporters
October 23, 2017
October 22, 2017
The momentum behind this petition is increasing as we approach one thousand signatures. Please direct others to this page so we can present a unified position to the school board.
558 Comments
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Eric pondrom
8 years ago
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I’m a teacher at Coronado high and several teachers including myself believe students should not attend school tomorrow, from experience I know that students have a very hard time concentrating in the heat
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Cynthia LaMont-Smith
8 years ago
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Students can't cognitively stay focused in high heat with no air circulation. The risk of dehydration is extremely high and places students at high risk of medical complications.
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Margot
8 years ago
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Be consistent. If you won't allow us to go to school on a 90 degree day, then don't allow us to go to school on a 93+ degree day. I'm not bothered by the fact that I have to go to school, I'm bothered by the blatant inconsistency of the district.
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lia
8 years ago
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It says if you find TWO sources that predict it will be 95 degrees or higher, its ILLEGAL to still have school in session. I have found MORE then TWO sources.
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Aimee Vidal
8 years ago
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It seems to me that that the forecast for tomorrow falls well within the limits outlined in the Superintendent’s Heat Day Release document. With the additional information in this petition, it is imperative that our kids and teachers not be required to be in session during such high heat conditions.
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joanna miller
8 years ago
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i do not feel safe sending my children to such a hot place where they will not even be able to learn as they are dying of heat in the un-airconditioned classes.
The district has confirmed that classes are canceled due to the excessive heat. Thank you for your commitment to ensuring a safe learning environment for the students.
The feedback from parents regarding the temperature in these classrooms has been overwhelming. I am currently compiling these accounts to present to the district leadership for a formal review.
Reached 100 supporters
October 23, 2017
October 22, 2017
The momentum behind this petition is increasing as we approach one thousand signatures. Please direct others to this page so we can present a unified position to the school board.
558 Comments
E
Eric pondrom
8 years ago
Featured
I’m a teacher at Coronado high and several teachers including myself believe students should not attend school tomorrow, from experience I know that students have a very hard time concentrating in the heat
C
Cynthia LaMont-Smith
8 years ago
Featured
Students can't cognitively stay focused in high heat with no air circulation. The risk of dehydration is extremely high and places students at high risk of medical complications.
M
Margot
8 years ago
Featured
Be consistent. If you won't allow us to go to school on a 90 degree day, then don't allow us to go to school on a 93+ degree day. I'm not bothered by the fact that I have to go to school, I'm bothered by the blatant inconsistency of the district.
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lia
8 years ago
Featured
It says if you find TWO sources that predict it will be 95 degrees or higher, its ILLEGAL to still have school in session. I have found MORE then TWO sources.
A
Aimee Vidal
8 years ago
Featured
It seems to me that that the forecast for tomorrow falls well within the limits outlined in the Superintendent’s Heat Day Release document. With the additional information in this petition, it is imperative that our kids and teachers not be required to be in session during such high heat conditions.
J
joanna miller
8 years ago
Featured
i do not feel safe sending my children to such a hot place where they will not even be able to learn as they are dying of heat in the un-airconditioned classes.
I’m a teacher at Coronado high and several teachers including myself believe students should not attend school tomorrow, from experience I know that students have a very hard time concentrating in the heat