Albuquerque Public Schools will not cancel online classes due to snow storm

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.- As New Mexico prepares for a snow storm,
the Albuquerque Public School district announced there will be o delays to remote learning.

According to the district, online classes will not be canceled due to inclement weather.

However, schedules for students who attend in-person special education classes may be impacted by the weather. The district said those families will be notified about whether there's a need to move the class online.

APS said accommodations will be made for student who lose internet access during a storm. They are encouraged to touch base with their teachers to make arrangements for make up work.

https://www.kob.com/albuquerque-news/aps-will-not-cancel-class-due-to-inclement-weather-while-district-proceeds-with-remote-learning/5903900/?cat=500

[Sherman A1]

1. One of the local private schools here in the St. Louis area

told the students the same thing. No more snow days.

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2. No snow days. Another casualty of trump.

That thing is sucking all the joy out of childhood.

[mrs_p]

3. It makes sense to me

But I’m in North Dakota.

[cyndensco]

4. Our local schools cancelled online classes for a day or two since opening -- electricity outages.

As long as teachers are teaching at home and do not have to report to school, it makes sense not to cancel remote learning for snow days, IMO.