DomYngBlk
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ORIGINAL: JstAnotherSub Some school districts have decided to have school on Monday, in order to try to begin making up what has been a brutal loss of school time due to snow and ice here in the south. Civil rights leaders are in an uproar about this. We have made up days on Washington and Lincoln's birthdays, and on Presidents Day since those two were combined. Veterans Day is no longer a holiday in most school districts. Columbus Day has been a holiday placed on the calendar and used just for the chance to make up weather days, if needed. So, is MLK Day more sacred than any other Federal holiday? Why or why not? My opinion is that we know we are having good weather Monday, and we know this has already been a rough ass winter for us, so while it is not ideal to go Monday, desperate times call for desperate measures. Many districts are already 9 or more days behind, and they are predicting more ice to come before this winter is over. Seems a lot of crying for nothing. If you feel the need to fill out the School year..add the days to the end of the year. It is a holiday held in high regard by a large section of the populace. Or, the annual spring break could be cancelled and all the other holidays be kept in....but ,oh no, we have to have our spring break!
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