Student asking for a snow day snowballs into something bigger

[lilzetakitten]

This story amuses me in a way, since I'm a Lake Braddock grad. I have to agree with Kori though. In that area, there really is a habit of calling school off for a half inch of snow, but not when it's actually accumulating. My senior year (2003-2004) there was one day where it snowed and they didn't call a delay or anything, and there were actually multiple accidents (students and teachers alike), as the snow quickly turned to snow and black ice.

I feel that when a public official makes a policy decision, the people whom it affects have the right to know why the decision was made. Maybe Kori shouldn't have called him at home, but he did have a listed number.

I also feel that a person should NEVER take their spouse's career into their own hands without permission. Seriously, this could end up with him getting fired because his wife decided to answer a message addressed to him. It's not a good idea. Especially when she responded the way she did. It would have been one thing if she'd picked up the call and heat-of-the-moment responded, but she had to redial the number, wait through the pre-recorded message, and then leave that message.