<p>Who’s had a week off from school because of ice (rounds 1 and 2 combined)? I know Georgians did. Sorry for people not in the South who still had to go to school, but then again you might not have had to sleep in your car for the night while in traffic.</p>
<p>I live in Northern DE. I only had Thursday and Friday off due to 13 inches of snow. After this storm, my school district has used up 8 snow days this year - two more than grades 9-11 are allotted, so we may have to make up days at the end of the year. </p>
<p>Yup, we came to school last monday and then had a 6 day weekend lol</p>
<p>I live in north-central NJ and we’ve had about three snow days in the last two weeks (including Thursday; we already had Friday off). We’ve used five snow days, two more than the maximum. The ending of midterms had to be pushed back by about two days. We had school off today, enabling us to have an unprecedented five day weekend. And we may even have a delayed opening tomorrow.</p>
<p>This stuff is weird, man.</p>
<p>I live in SoCal, what is snow…</p>
<p>I live in North Georgia and we had two rounds of snow with ice. There were 4 inches both times! We went to school Monday but had the rest of the week off. This makes 9 1/2 days out of school. To say the least, my teachers are freaking out for benchmarks and learning everything!</p>
<p>I live in Southern California. It was in the 80’s this weekend.</p>
<p>I hate cold weather 
I wish it was in the 80’s! Good thing GA usually has warmer weather too.</p>
<p>I live in northern Ohio. I don’t think this week was as bad as the one before it…there haven’t been any snow days. [-O< </p>
<p>I’m in suburban NY and I go to school in NYC with people from all over the tristate area. We had off Thurs-Fri last week (and had our senior weekend pushed off to this week…) because of an obscene amount of snow. At least, by me it was obscene- the principal lives in Brooklyn and while we were all trying to convince her that yeah, it really is snowing like crazy over here! she would just tell us that by her, it was only raining…
On the same note, apparently tomorrow we are having school if she has to invent a teleportation device to get us there.
Either way, Californians and other blizzardly challenged folks, don’t be jealous of me for having snow days off- I had phone school. That’s right, three to four classes, forty-five minutes each, on the phone on our snow days. It was completely ridiculous.</p>
<p>I live in Dekalb County GA, this is our 7th day out of school, but we have school tomorrow<em>dances</em>.</p>
<p>Here in Boston/Cambridge, I haven’t heard of any cancellations other than a few universities (including BU, Northeastern) cancelling classes a couple weeks ago. We’ve been getting hit by several quick-hitting storms, but at least it’s nothing like last February.</p>
<p>Meanwhile in California…</p>
<p>My school is in central Jersey, so I’m in the same situation as @Ibad96. We’ve had five snow days, and our max is like two or three. Now school is ending a whole week later than it was supposed to :/</p>
<p>I live in California with 70 degree weather this week and still had school off! Thank god for ski week 
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<p>Back to school tomorrow! Hope you all have better weather from now on. </p>
<p>We had a 2 hour delay this morning for 2" of snow. So now the tally is 8 snow days, 1 early dismissal, 2 two hour delays, and 2 two hour delays. </p>
<p>Yesterday freezing rain and school cancellations. Today 60 degrees and all the snow should melt. Thursday they are already posting severe weather alerts. Absolutely crazy!</p>
<p>This year, the weather is crazy! I second Shiloh!! Most snow days off and 3 winter storms for GA. That’s the most snow I’ve ever had since I’ve been alive</p>
<p>I live in New England (RI), but it’s definitely been snowing a lot. Not continuously, but there’s always one on the way. It feels like we’re getting sucker-punched by Mother Nature; every time we get back up, we just get knocked out again! We just had one yesterday, and we’re already expecting another big one next week which basically means we’ll be missing more school. The worst part is that under all of this snow, there’s like another 2-3 inches of ice, you can’t walk anywhere safely. News stations have warned doing anything in the snow (like sledding, snow ball fights, etc.) because there’s ice under the snow and sticking out of it and EVERYWHERE. Ughhhhhhh</p>
<p>We haven’t had a full week of school in a while, but we usually don’t close school willy-nilly (or else we’d tally 10 snow days every year lol), so I bet it’s really bad down south since you’re not used to it. We’re actually running out of salt to put on the ground up here!</p>