The youngsters will still have to watch the ceremony. Apparently, it will be live streamed, enabling the kindergarten through fifth grade students to not have to miss out on history.
The decision was a complete turnaround from last week when elementary teachers were told they would be going to the high school.
The change in plans came after negative public reaction to having the elementary students have to stay at the event for what will likely turn out to be more than two hours (the time it takes to get everyone situated and then the event itself). Some parents were threatening to keep their children home that day.
Middle school students, according to preliminary plans, will still be attending, eating sack lunches at their schools and then leaving at 11 a.m.
6 comments:
Thats lucky they won't have to the
Vice Dumkopf and Wippy Huffundpuff.
Sorry left out ' to listen'
I have some elementary school kids that were not going to be going. At this age it didn't make any sense. I am glad for the change of heart. I am sure it was Huff's idea, like the ribbon unless it was a bad idea and then it was the kids.
I don't trust them. They will say one thing and do another! Why should they have to watch him cut the stupid ribbon? Reminds me of Hitler!
Not my middle schooler...mine will stay home or go to work with me. It is completely unsafe and ridiculous! Nope, sorry Dr. Huff, you won't be getting my son as part of your "captive audience."
That whole group works just like Hitler and his followers.
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