TKC BREAKING NEWS!!! KANSAS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS APPROVE EARLY RELEASE WEDNESDAYS DESPITE PARENT AND COMMUNITY CONCERNS!!!
A controversial vote form last night's school board agenda has Kansas City Public School Officials waking up to community backlash.
The debatable policy . . .
Early Release Days passed every Wednesday for the 185-School Year Calendar.
It was a 5-4 vote and the Superintendent recommended the measure despite resistance.
In the aftermath of the decision parents are worried about:
- School lunches
- Substituting childcare for Wednesdays.
- Fewer hours of study for KCPS students.
Reality . . .
THERE'S WIDESPREAD RESISTANCE TO WEDNESDAY EARLY RELEASE ACROSS THE KCPS AND PARENTS ARE ALREADY ASKING THE DISTRICT TO RECONSIDER THE DECISION!!!
Developing . . .
A nearly unilateral decision from the administration. Not just unpopular but counter productive when we're trying to earn back accreditation.
ReplyDeleteOh great now they;ll just be home alone or free roaming the streets that much earlier. Did they even consider the safety of their other citizens
ReplyDeleteOf course not, @ 7:51 - they're trying to increase the safety of the Teachers and Administration.
ReplyDeleteThe safest place for kids is at school. This is a dumb decision and will increase teen violence in the city. The District must be in denial that their attendance is even close to being acceptable to allow students even less time I’m school. What’s nwxt? No testing.
ReplyDeleteI wish they would make it Friday. Childcare is a huge concern and most people would be able to get out of work a few hours early on Friday afternoon, at the end of the week than Wednesday afternoon.
ReplyDeleteDid nobody think of that?
This city, regardless of which governmental organization it is continually makes stupid desions that effect people in negative ways and does not care. Vote out any and all incumbents, we need change.
ReplyDeleteI'm starting to question if maybe the students in school might be smarter than those whose job it is to run the school district.
ReplyDeleteEvery district in the metro already does this. This is nothing new. You people complaining have no kids and only want to run your traps. Wake up dopes.
ReplyDeleteIT'S A UNION THANG
ReplyDelete10:59 you jackass SMSD and Blue Valley don't do it
ReplyDeleteBaby mommas will have to quit drugging and fucking early on those days, don’t they know how inconvenient that will be!
ReplyDelete@11:40AM-Hey jackass, SMSD does it! You fucking goon!
ReplyDelete^^^^^^^no you're wrong they do not, they still get out at 2:40 everyday except for special events or holidays
ReplyDelete^^^^No YOU are dead wrong! Look up the fucking schedule dope. It's on the fucking internet. God damn you're a retard!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is my first post and everything I see says you're wrong 12:54
ReplyDeleteREGULAR SCHOOL HOURS
Kindergarten------------- 8:10 a.m. – 3:10 p.m.
Pre-Kindergarten------- 8:15 a.m. – 11a.m. & 12:15 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Elementary School---- 8:10 a.m. – 3:10 p.m.
Middle School----------- 8:45 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.
High School-------------- 7:40 a.m. – 2:40 p.m
On days that a early dismissal is "CALLED FOR" it's as such but it isn't every Wednesday you dummy
EARLY DISMISSAL HOURS
Kindergarten------------- 8:10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Elementary School---- 8:10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Middle School---------- 8:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.
High School-------------- 7:40 a.m. – 1:10 p.m.
^^That's a fucking lie!!! You're fake news dude! There's a thing called the internet go look it up. Worthless liar!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow. Carat boy got triggered. ^^ :)
Delete2:19 stop making a fool of yourself, that is just exactly what the schedule is and my ole lady told me so and if anyone should know since we have 2 kids in school it is her.
ReplyDelete@3:19PM-why don't you know your own kids schedule you good for nothing deadbeat father?
ReplyDeleteSMSD absolutely does early dismissal for professional development each week. In fact, the only 2 school districts that don't do it in this area currently are KCPS and Hickman, the two unaccredited ones. Probably a coincidence.
ReplyDeleteThis is what happens when people see teachers & schools as babysitters. It's one afternoon a week.
^^^^^They don't do it every week one or maybe two days a month
ReplyDeleteEarly childhood speech training for all the above commentators:
ReplyDelete"Are too, are not, are too, are not, are too, are not, are too, are not---"
"Did too, did not, did too, did not, did too, did not, did too, did not---"