Remote Learning for Snow Days

School makes us show up in literal blizzards and acts like it's completely normal.

We're out here slipping on ice, cars sliding everywhere, visibility is zero, and the district

is like, yep, totally safe, see you at eight. Meanwhile,

offices are closing, businesses are shutting down, even the post office sometimes takes

a snow day. But students? Nah, risk your life getting here or it counts

as an absence. Teachers are struggling to get there too. Half the class doesn't show up because

their parents actually have common sense. So we sit through lessons that'll just get repeated

tomorrow anyway because attendance was so low. And here's the thing. We have the technology.