KUSD Will Be Closed Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025, Due To The Extreme Cold Warning In Place

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It’s going to be cold tomorrow. Per KUSD:

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KUSD will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025, due to the extreme cold warning in place. 
If you, or someone you know, needs a place to stay, please see this list of warming shelters in our area: https://www.kenoshacounty.org/2093/Designated-Winter-Warming-Centers
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    1. Yeah, fuck frostbite and deadly low body temps. Get out there kids… while your lazy parents who won’t drive you to school stay warm at home. Little Jimmy doesn’t need those three fingers… he’ll be fine.

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  1. I agree with this decision. No need to put anybody at risk. I told my employees to use their judgement for their own safety.

    While I am healthy and consider myself athletic I slipped and fell yesterday hitting my head. Fortunately I could get up.

    Thanks for the information Kevin .

  2. Yeah, fuck frostbite and deadly low body temps. Get out there kids… while your lazy parents who won’t drive you to school stay warm at home. Little Jimmy doesn’t need those three fingers… he’ll be fine.

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  3. This is too cold to
    Expect kids to walk/stand at a bus stop. KUSD/teachers work the same amount of days regardless, this isn’t a “freebie”. This is looking out for kids safety.

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  4. How many times have you seen school called because of snow or cold only to then see kids out “in” the snow going sledding that same day ?

    This call is because of the extreme wind chills.
    BECAUSE PARENTS ARE STUPID !!!
    Some parents on a day like this will still send their child out to the bus stop with thin coats, no gloves and no hats. Because parents have become STUPID !! And then go to work and lock the house.

    Additionally there have been instances in the past where a school bus guts stuck or is late because it didn’t start or some other reason it gets delayed.
    So to allow for and cover for STUPID PARENTS, schools and the bus companies have come to an agreement that calls off school when temperatures and wind chills become dangerous for the ill equipped child because of the STUPID PARENTS !!

    This is all about child safety because
    PARENTS ARE STUPID !!

    I used to walk 5 miles to school, up hill, both ways when it was twenty below zero.
    Oh yeah, in the dark too !!

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    1. Interesting thought process, because parents are stupid, will close the schools to see if we can make the stupid parents kids more ignorant.

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      1. …the school has extra “off/close” days in the school calendar ready for when weather creates dangerous conditions that children who take the bus will be out in the elements standing waiting.

        And that is because some parents just don’t care or understand about the cold.
        Yes it’s that simple. People are less aware and hardy than they were 40 & 50 years ago.

        Teachers or children don’t lose time in school. State law requires minimum time regardless of when it happens.

        If you can explain why us Boomers were more hardy back then then children are now you have answered these questions.

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    2. I’d hate to admit it, but you are right. I know my kids would be fine, plenty of layers and good snow pants, face mask, heavy socks… Also way less kids qualify for buses now. Many parents have cars that won’t start.
      To my family this is an inconvenience. Both parents work hard, teach our kids how to handle nature like this, but its not just about my family. Thankfully We’ve prepped some schoolwork for the little ones. Have good friends that will help take care of the kids.
      As for the sentiment that some parents are stupid? Well when it comes to weather that seems to be the case. Can’t tell you how many times I see parents dropping off kids in jackets that are probably rated for 50-60 degrees and plain dollar store cotton mittens. Some parents can’t afford heavy winter clothing. We deck our kids out in pretty heavy stuff that I purchase off season or thrift. Facebook marketplace and church sales are a great resource for heavier stuff.
      Here’s my back in the day moment: My elementary school used to have assemblies teaching proper winter wear. You didn’t have to be a scout to know how to survive the weather.
      The winters were worse too.
      The roads are fine, I personally think this was not a good use of a snow day, especially on an already shortened week.
      It’s a tough call. I’m not sure it was the right one. I’m glad i don’t have to make these decisions. My instant reaction is to tell everyone to toughen up and layer up, but it takes some more nuance than that.

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    3. Diesel gets really thick when it’s cold and won’t start the engines. That’s why the buses are allowed to run all night. It’s not like they didn’t know it was going to be cold. It’s not the parents who are stupid.

      1. for the discussions in this story.
        It’s about the children and the outside exposure at the bus stops. Nothing more nothing less.

        Though diesel is a problem, bus fuel issues at these temperatures are rare.

        But thanks for playing !!

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  5. People can argue all they like, because they’re never going to admit that 50 years ago the school stayed open, and the general pussification of the country is still going strong. Schools have become free daycare and little else, while people are complaining about parents who don’t take care of their kids, tomorrow it looks like the school system won’t be taken care of their kids, either. 🤣

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  6. You have an ad for Brad schimmel. Running for supreme Court. He’s just as corrupt as Gravely. Gravely endorse them for attorney general. Two peas in one pod. Don’t be fooled Kenosha county/ Kenosha

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    1. Which story are you reading ????

      If you feel so adamant about it, write an op-ed.

      Kevin will publish it. Just ask

  7. When I was a kid, we never had schools closed due to cold. I remember seeing the bank clock showing the temperature at -12 when i was walking to school. We have become a nation of wimps. Canada never closes schools due to cold either.

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      1. “a lot was different when you were kid, don’t be obtuse”. Yes, we weren’t a nation of powder puffs. Winter happens, not preparing for it is stupid.

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        1. you bitch when kids are outside, you bitch when they’re inside
          you bitch no matter what because your generation are bitches

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  8. Many parents are forced to stay home from work or find daycare, so kids and parents both have to go out in the cold anyway. Not to mention the purpose of school, which is to teach. I have a friend who packed up the kids and took them to Wolf River Lodge.

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  9. I guess I am one of the boomers who finds this disappointing. It is winter in Wisconsin, it is supposed to be cold. This is not a record setting cold either. In fact to hit the record, the temperature has to be approximately 20 degrees colder than it is today.

    As other have noted, when we were young we had to walk to school in such weather. Of course, that was when we had neighborhood schools and buses were the exception and not the rule. Yes, I remember getting to school and my feet and hands being cold, feeling like blocks of ice. To me, it’s Wisconsin in the winter. When it became really cold, schools would be open but if parents wanted to keep their children home, it was excused.

    The real question is, what is the policy for school closures because of cold?

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    1. …… who drive there on their own. Learning jobs that they will then have to go to every day no matter what the weather.

      This story is about Children !!
      Children who have to do what their parents say.
      If dad says “get out there and wait for the bus,” the kid will do it. The school’s are protecting the children from imbecile parents.

      Sad but true

      1. I’m all for keeping kids safe, especially those who have to walk to school or wait for the bus.Teachers should’ve had to report to the classroom, they are adults just like the rest of us who had to go to work. Put on your big girl/guy pants and go to work!

  10. The bigger issue is what the fuck happened to remote learning? Why can’t the teachers teach the damn classes via Zoom or whatever they used during COVID?

    Oh, the teachers didn’t want to come to school and teach. That makes sense now. Teachers are soft as fuck.

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  11. when I went to school LONG time ago, the schools stayed OPEN.I remember having to walk 2 miles there and back on days like this sometimes even colder.I remember even at times walking backwards because the wind blasting my face.I HATED having. to endure it. I wished they would have closed the Schools then. But they did not.Every case is a little bit different.Some for it some not.Depends on your circumstance

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