@zachhaley12@RoyWebbQPS Yes, but it is not someone's choice how much money they have and what clothing they can afford. Maybe if you chose to actually read what I said then you would have understood better.
@RoyWebbQPS but this is dangerous on a new level. Icy conditions still on some sidewalks that students may take to walk to school or to a bus stop, negative, frost bite giving temperatures, and snow in the afternoon is never a good mix to have people, some who cant even afford...
@RoyWebbQPS warm clothes, to have to walk in. Now since you like to go outside and slide done the ice to decide if we have school, I want you to go out in long sleeves, pants, and a small jacket and walk down your road or even driveway. Some kids have to walk through that for...
@RoyWebbQPS See the problem here is, you are only thinking about yourself and teachers who have the privilege of taking a car to school. Students who have to walk or stand out on the bus will get Frost Bite in these negative conditions. I normally dont care if we have school...
@RoyWebbQPS Some students also cannot afford clothing to help keep them warm during the winter such as coats, pants, and other things. I most of the time wear a hoodie and to be honest pants that do not keep very warm. I feel bad for some kids that HAVE to wear t-shirts and shorts.
@RoyWebbQPS It is not just the students that are saying this, many of my teachers also agree that is cold, snow and partially icy and almost blizzard like conditions. I am not even on the worst end of it, I know some people that live half way across town and have to walk.