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About Mrs. Atkinson
- Mrs. Atkinson's Musings
- Detroit, MI, United States
- I am a dedicated English teacher who believes that my students are the future. I am a life-long learner and hold a MSEL in Curriculum and Instruction from Concordia University in Ann Arbor. I earned my teaching credentials at Madonna University in Livonia, Michigan. I also hold a BA in English Linguistics from Eastern Michigan University.
8 comments:
I do believe it was too cold to attend to school today. one reason being because the temperature was three degrees, and the wind chill made it feel as if it were in the negatives. Also another reason is, is because we have to travel from building to building out in the cold, although its not a great distance its still very cold out. My last reason for supporting my statement is most people aren't in the best health, and the cold weather could of made it that much worst. These are my reason for why it was too cold to attend school today, and hopefully Ill see everyone tomorrow.
I don't believe it was all that cold on Monday, because all you would have to do is wear extra warm clothes under your uniform. That will keep you really warm through the cold and when you're walking from building to building. The weather shouldn't really determine if you should be deprived of an education. Another reason is that kids should be in school preping for the ACT not at home doing nothig. That's my reasons on whether or not we should have been able to come to school on Monday.
I do think it was too cold to go to school on that day. It was about 23 degrees. With the snow, ice, and the temperture it was absolute torture to jst get up to go to school. I remember my heat was off, so when I got up it was freezing, and I really didn't want to go to school. Plus I could have easily caught a cold from the weather, and besides our school could have afforded the snow day, because no one was really doing anything that week.
I do believe that it was to cold to come to school on Monday. The temperature was very low and it was snowing and ice everywhere. We're not like other schools whose classes are all in the same building. We have to walk to do different buildings periodically throughout the whole day. If someone was to slip on the ice, that would be a bad tragedy for the school. Another thing is the rule about the coats. if you just came from outside into a classroom with heat, you don't heat up as soon as you get in the classroom. Give our bodies a minute to heat up and then make us take off our coats. It was horrible.
I believe it was too cold to come to school that day. I wasn't going to get sick just to come to school that day either. it was atleast 5-6 inches of snow on the ground that day, so what was the point of getting up and going to school that day.
dnellandneilyI do think it was too cold to attend school. First of all, it was very cold. When I woke up this morning the inside of my door was frozen. Secondly, Academy of Inkster doesn't have a building, they have two trailors, which means we have to travel back and forth from building to building. Last but not least the wind chill was very strong. Me, personally, had a hard time breathing in cold air. Therefore these are the three reasons that support my stand in why we shouldn't have had school.
I do believe that it was too cold to come to school for that day because I truly don't want to get sick like I was the other time. The weather was extremely difficult for kids who were anemic and had very low blood flow. This is what I think.
It was too cold to come to school. I was use to the warm weather like the other days. I really do not enjoy being cold because it makes me sleepy. Waking up knowing i have to be in the cold makes me mad. Next time I have I hadto prepared to dress warm.
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