It would be unwise and unsafe for students to have to commute to school on Friday January 5, 2018. Due to low temperatures and the inclimate weather of the day before, the ice on the ground would make the drive to school a real threat to the well-being of not only the students, but their parents and the entire Iona Prep community!
If schools on Long Island are closed, commuters to Iona Prep should be considered with concern and deep thought. Stay safe!
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Louis Logsdail
8 years ago
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I have been shoveling all day and still have to do more and I’ve seen cars slipping in the roads and have been advised by the government to stay inside until weather gets better. No school please
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Peter Hoffman
8 years ago
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While it was unsafe today, it is expected to be just as bad if not worse tomorrow with the amount of ice that will accumulate, and the continually dropping temperatures. Many people around my neighborhood have already lost power, and it simply isn't worth the risk at this point.
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Aidan O'Grady
8 years ago
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I've shoveled for hours and still can't even get the car out, how do I do it tomorrow with all the ice?
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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i live 30-40 minutes away from school on a day with perfect weather. the risk of anyone driving that long in horrible conditions like this is not one Iona should even consider taking
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Joe Kennedy
8 years ago
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Not only is the road bad, it would be an extra blessing/opportunity to study for midterms
It would be unwise and unsafe for students to have to commute to school on Friday January 5, 2018. Due to low temperatures and the inclimate weather of the day before, the ice on the ground would make the drive to school a real threat to the well-being of not only the students, but their parents and the entire Iona Prep community!
If schools on Long Island are closed, commuters to Iona Prep should be considered with concern and deep thought. Stay safe!
L
Louis Logsdail
8 years ago
Featured
I have been shoveling all day and still have to do more and I’ve seen cars slipping in the roads and have been advised by the government to stay inside until weather gets better. No school please
P
Peter Hoffman
8 years ago
Featured
While it was unsafe today, it is expected to be just as bad if not worse tomorrow with the amount of ice that will accumulate, and the continually dropping temperatures. Many people around my neighborhood have already lost power, and it simply isn't worth the risk at this point.
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Aidan O'Grady
8 years ago
Featured
I've shoveled for hours and still can't even get the car out, how do I do it tomorrow with all the ice?
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
i live 30-40 minutes away from school on a day with perfect weather. the risk of anyone driving that long in horrible conditions like this is not one Iona should even consider taking
J
Joe Kennedy
8 years ago
Featured
Not only is the road bad, it would be an extra blessing/opportunity to study for midterms
If schools on Long Island are closed, commuters to Iona Prep should be considered with concern and deep thought. Stay safe!