As the snow slowly melts away, students head back to school. The bustle of hundreds of students and staff under one roof is becoming more familiar. Getting back to the normal routine can be difficult. And saying goodbye to the snow is the worst. Many people enjoy the snow days such as eighth grader Anna Hanus,
“I sleep in for a long time and then watch TV or go outside.”
The sight of snow excites most everyone and playing in the snow can be fun and dangerous. Just ask eighth grader Delandra Ofosuhene.
“I lost my dog in the snow, it was the scariest thing, I was walking him and he was playing, when he didn’t come back, I got really scared, but eventually he came back;
I was so relived.”
Although most people like the sight of snow, not everyone can agree. …show more content…
Even when there is no snow on the ground we still have the day off and it doesn't really make sense,” says seventh grader Katelynn Nguyen.”
FCPS students can be very convincing when it comes to not having school and everyone can agree. Think back to January 6th, yes January.That one day where everyone was either on their phone or complaining about how dangerous it was on the streets. That as most students referred back to, “will never be forgotten.” As some students would say snow days are necessary, to keep students safe from the slick roads.
“I think snow days are necessary because we shouldn’t want to put everyone at risk to drive on dangerous roads to get to school,” says eighth grader Gracie Vallejos.
Although snow days can be fun and dangerous, the winter weather can be a great time for you and some friends to hang out, work on projects or homework. Like eighth grader Merry Nebiyu,
“I enjoy hanging out with my friends and drinking hot
“I sleep in for a long time and then watch TV or go outside.”
The sight of snow excites most everyone and playing in the snow can be fun and dangerous. Just ask eighth grader Delandra Ofosuhene.
“I lost my dog in the snow, it was the scariest thing, I was walking him and he was playing, when he didn’t come back, I got really scared, but eventually he came back;
I was so relived.”
Although most people like the sight of snow, not everyone can agree. …show more content…
Even when there is no snow on the ground we still have the day off and it doesn't really make sense,” says seventh grader Katelynn Nguyen.”
FCPS students can be very convincing when it comes to not having school and everyone can agree. Think back to January 6th, yes January.That one day where everyone was either on their phone or complaining about how dangerous it was on the streets. That as most students referred back to, “will never be forgotten.” As some students would say snow days are necessary, to keep students safe from the slick roads.
“I think snow days are necessary because we shouldn’t want to put everyone at risk to drive on dangerous roads to get to school,” says eighth grader Gracie Vallejos.
Although snow days can be fun and dangerous, the winter weather can be a great time for you and some friends to hang out, work on projects or homework. Like eighth grader Merry Nebiyu,
“I enjoy hanging out with my friends and drinking hot