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Wednesday, January 01, 2020
A Viewer Writes: Cold Classrooms (1-27-19)
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Apparently no heat in the CTE wing of Parkside either.
ReplyDeleteWah,wah, it's cold, bittercold outside. Feels like summer inside those classrooms, compared to outside. Its all relative. Surely the complainer embellishes a bit, as they have NEVER been to Antarctica, and have no clue how cold it actually gets there.
ReplyDeleteBoard of ed just called and the school admitted they were wrong and have people fixing all three classrooms as of today go figure after i report to the real news sbynews and a big deal because several kids have got sick because no one did anything so wah wah that and no thanks to delmarvanow or wboc they reported nothing so thanks again joe sad have to report just to get things done that shouldnt of been a problem in these schools
DeleteHummmm, you don’t get “sick” because of cold air. You get sick by coming in contact with someone who is infected with a virus. If cold air was the cause of people getting sick, them no one would live in a cold air environment.
DeleteAmen January 24,2019 at 4:17 pm... anyone who lives in a cold climate now would be sick all the time. Imagine the entire state of Alaska sick all at the same time just because it's cold. People are just so stupid.
DeletePut a sweater on.
ReplyDeletePut more clothes on.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the person who wrote this should be sitting in a grammar class with or without heat.
ReplyDeleteOh no !!! The grammar police strikes again LMAO
DeleteI think the grammar should be policed when it is a person employed to teach your children at the taxpayers expense. This is one of the reasons kids today sound like idiots.
DeleteWaiting for global warming as a learning lesson...
ReplyDeleteIt's actually part of the new high school science classes mandated by the state.
DeleteCan you explain what happened at James M. Bennett yesterday?
ReplyDelete9:20 Ditto
ReplyDeleteThe average temperature in Antarctica is -40 degrees F. Get a grip.
ReplyDeleteCte has heat today. It was out over the weekend and took all day yesterday to warm back up.
ReplyDeleteSo? I went to WiHi jr. and sat thru many classes with my coat on.
ReplyDeleteNo sympathy at all. Tough it up!!!!!!!
And, we sat thru the hot classrooms in the late spring with the windows open. No release early in the 70's.
Preach! Same!
DeleteLayer up kiddo's, its WINTER time!
ReplyDeleteI love peoples comments on here, Its either "so what ! I used to walk 10 miles in the snow barefoot when I was a kid" or "These kids are freezing".
ReplyDeleteI get what everyone is saying though, but I do feel for the ones who were not prepared for a cold class. I hope the teachers let them go back to their lockers to retrieve the coats for the classes in the section with no heat.
Come on spring, Hurry up!
The kids don't use their lockers anymore. Classes are so spread out they don't have time to use them.
DeleteWalked barefoot! Feet?! You had feet?!
DeleteTake a thermometer in the class room and then report it. I'm sure, since it's warmer today, the temp has increased in the classrooms. Of course we will hear complaints in the late spring re: heat...
ReplyDeleteBennett High school had no heat yesterday. Apparently the Geothermal units were down, and rooms had not heat in the classrooms... Office workers all had personal heaters beside their desks, though.
ReplyDeleteYou need to go to English class and stay there for a few years.
ReplyDeleteOH but don't you love how they want to keep raising your taxes for schools, and its for the children, and they won't even give them heat in the winter... You people are so god damn stupid and gullible you actually deserve it now... Higher taxes... The politicians should just come out and say, we want higher taxes and the reason is, you people are just to stupid so why not raise taxes...
ReplyDelete9:34....looks like we understood what the message meant, there are 17 comments following up on the subject.
ReplyDeleteLet me apologize to the writer for those that feel superior. "They" say it makes some feel good about themselves to criticize others (must be true).
Now check my mess out. But you can save your time commenting, because I know I'm not the English major like yourselves.
Hard for kids to put on extra clothes in some cold schools due to the consistent attire policy. Winter coats aren't the proper colors, etc and aren't allowed.
ReplyDeleteY'all so crazy.
ReplyDeleteWhy the complaints today? Today is actually the warmest day of the week thus far!
ReplyDeleteOh Baby it's cold inside
ReplyDeleteI'm triggered
Delete6:35 I am offended..lol
ReplyDeletePut on a jacket. Give me a break!
ReplyDeleteBack in my day the entire back wall of every classroom was lots of crank style windows that leaked air in all winter long.
Snowflake kids and helicopter parents, I swear!
Yea its 2019 not 1960s big difference
Deletewhy aren't they that cold when they are congregated on a street corner trying to decide what to get into.
ReplyDeleteAll that money the previous superintendent scammed from the WBOE and yet rooms don’t have heat in the schools. That guy should be sitting in prison right now for embezzlement along with all the teachers who helped in the big theft. You still think your kids are priority 1? Seriously? You all should’ve put that criminal and his compadres away but you wussed out as a community.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid I had to walk 5 miles to school and 5 miles to get home,uphill both ways.
ReplyDeleteWhat is wrong with people so mean and rude ,I am 69 and I went to that school it is time for an update ,if we want children to attend school needs to be comfortable really sad remarks
ReplyDeleteHalf of you have no idea what goes on in these schools...you have elementary children sitting on cold classroom floors with mouse droppings...mold galore...terrible water...no matter the weather, the board of education building is at the proper temperature and schools are "controlled" by them...you can bet they arnt sitting cold or too hot or in poor quality air
ReplyDeleteWhy doesn’t anyone call the county and/or city building inspectors? Would that be the logical thing to do?
DeleteWhat many fail to understand is that students in WCPS middle/high schools are not permitted to wear coats or jackets in school. If they had been told there was a problem with the heat, they could've worn heavier clothing. However, not knowing about it, I have no doubt many were very cold. Of course, no one would perish from being cold in school but, personally, having worked in an office with no heat at times it is very hard to work when I'm that cold. Have a heart, people, if the heat went out in your home you would be quite uncomfortable, too!
ReplyDeleteBrand new school and the geothermal system isn't working?
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ReplyDeleteI'm sorry that JMB was without heat in certain areas for a day or so. Don't really care to hear about your woes, while sitting in a newer school. You got your new school, fields,etc. Give me a break. Be a little grateful your kids can experience such a nice facility.
As far as Wi Middle, it been like this for years! This is not new. Some class rooms are hotter than hell, others cold. I would be more concerned with the floods and possible mold in the media center.
Do not even get me started on Wi High. Talk about cold, ask a student there how it felt last week. They wear parkas in the hallways along with winter caps. 11:03, I have witnessed Wi High allowing or ignoring this, because of the lack of proper HVAC. That school needs to be replaced, but sadly, it is overlooked at every turn. Wonder why?
10:12, you are correct. The state of our county schools is shameful. The priorities the BOE are politically driven. They need to manage our money a lot better. I am certain that if the books were truly opened, well, the money is there. I could go on and on about the waste (employees and such), but I am sure you already know.
I also work in a building that is always too cold in the winter or to warm in the summer. It's supposed to be state of the art geothermal heat.
ReplyDeleteI adjust by dressing accordingly. Just wear extra layers in winter and lite cotton shirt in the summer.
Just have to adjust for conditions. I personally don't like a warm house or building. I've become accustomed to a cold building and home. I sleep better and I seldom get sick from a cold or flu.
Tough it out, snowflakes!
ReplyDeleteFirst it was the air conditioners and now it's the heaters. Are you idiots ever satisfied??
ReplyDeleteMaybe everyone should remember that if our schools claim to be so great for our kids, then they should adhere to the rules of keeping them safe, that includes from the elements. Wow people really need to stop thinking its ok to let the schools not be heated or cooled in extreme weather. Just ridiculous. Cold is cold is cold. No matter what you weak people who don't want to fight for the right thing want to say, if the room is so cold the teachers can't teach and the kids can't learn its too freaking cold, so fight for it.
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