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My kids started back to school last week on August 11, which is so totally stupid. Over the years their first day of school has gradually shifted from late August (mildly stupid) to the current start date (totally stupid). They go back to school a full three weeks before Labor Day, which used to be [...]

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The last days of school this year were added on because our school system ran out of scheduled snow days. Unfortunately for students, books were returned, final exams were taken, and seniors all graduated on schedule according to the original school calendar, which meant little to no learning was done to make up for the missed days. I [...]

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My children’s school corporation lost their grades over spring break and the software that lets parents view grades online isn’t working. This is a boon to my son, who knows I can’t look at his grades until they fix this portion of the software. He’s jumping with joy and praying they don’t get it fixed.
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Yesterday was my son’s first baseball practice of the season (if you don’t count the one they cancelled last week because of the monsoon). It was so cold (temps in the low 40s) I sat in the car to watch. Eric was warmly dressed in his Under Armor, T-shirt, and sweatshirt, so I wasn’t worried about [...]

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Grades

My kids go to a middle school and a high school where parents can track their grades over the Internet with EdEase software. I love it! It’s great. It’s even better than sliced bread. They can no longer hide bad grades or missing assignments from me and blame it on the teacher or another kid. [...]

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Snow tease

We’ve been teased with the prospect of snow after Tuesday’s severe weather passed. Local weather people said a mix of rain/sleet/ice/snow was possible Thursday night into Friday morning. At 1:45 am and 3 am this morning, my weather radio blared a winter storm warning for our area. What was I supposed to do, take cover?
Schools [...]

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